Volkswagen Amarok NF (2023-Current) RollTrac Manual Cover - EGR
The EGR RollTrac Manual is an aluminium slat roller cover for the Amarok tub. Slide it back to any point in 100mm increments and the on-board latch locks it there, so you can leave it part open for…
Overview
- Interlocking aluminium slats that cannot be cut or forced open
- Satin black textured powder coat
- On-board latch handle that sits flush with the cover and locks at 100mm increments
- Tailgate locking included, two keys supplied
- Universal T-Rail built into the side arms for mounting accessories on top
- Accessible canister so grit and debris can be cleaned out
- Brand
- EGR
- Product type
- Manual Roller Cover
- SKU
- RGRAMRK-RTRAC-DC-M
Fitment and delivery
Check the fitment details in the product description against your vehicle before ordering. Model, year, variant and existing modifications can affect fitment.
Product details
What to know before ordering
Description, fitment and specifications
The EGR RollTrac Manual is an aluminium slat roller cover for the Amarok tub. Slide it back to any point in 100mm increments and the on-board latch locks it there, so you can leave it part open for a long load without straps or props.
What this fits
Volkswagen Amarok NF (2023-Current) dual cab. EGR part number RGRAMRK-RTRAC-DC-M.
This is the manual version. The electric RollTrac for the same vehicle is listed separately.
Key features
- Interlocking aluminium slats that cannot be cut or forced open
- Satin black textured powder coat
- On-board latch handle that sits flush with the cover and locks at 100mm increments
- Tailgate locking included, two keys supplied
- Universal T-Rail built into the side arms for mounting accessories on top
- Accessible canister so grit and debris can be cleaned out
EGR state the RollTrac has been through over 150,000 hours of testing across desert, tropical rainfall, salt spray and snow.
Fitting
Instructions are included for home installation.
Lead time
EGR manufacture in Australia. Typically ships within a week of ordering, up to three weeks if a unit needs to be produced.