Nissan Almera three door (1995 to 2000)

The foundation of any car roof load carrying system, always supplied in pairs. We stock the best value and most innovative of the worldwide brands - CRUZ, Atera, Thule, Yakima.

Fix to a tow bar, the car roof (roof bars required, look our for our package deals!) or (if permitted) to the rear door. We stock the very best brands available.

We stock the best boxes available. Boxes must be fitted to a set of roof bars going across the car roof - look out for huge 'package deal' savings if you buy a roof box and roof bars at the same time. This link takes you to a page where you can see our whole roof box range, not to a list of boxes which are suitable for this particular car.

Pull a pair of AutoSock over your driving wheels for instant grip on snow and ice - it's due to friction and high-tech materials. Top performance + lowest wear rate = safety + best value.

Probably the biggest range in the UK, with the most innovative brands, and solutions for vehicles which can't take traditional chain link snow chains.

Carry up to 6 pairs of skis or 4 boards on the roof of the car or on a tow ball carrier. Magnetic ski carriers (only approved for certain vehicles) are ideal for occasional trips to e.g. dry ski slopes, or around local resorts.

The option for vehicles with a roof loading limit that’s too low for roof boxes; also ideal for taller vehicles where a roof box is hard to reach

Boot liners and floor mats prevent wear and tear and increase resale values. We stock mid-market Rezaw-Plast (Poland) and premium Carbox (Germany) with many useful innovations, including high-sided liners.

A sensible investment for those without leather seats; choose waterproof, fabric, leather, sheepskin. Most are airbag compatible; some have hidden zips to allow neat fitting around headrests and seat controls.

For the vehicle roof (fixed to a pair of roof bars, so look out for our money saving package deals) or else lifted up from a pickup bed. Be sure to use tie-down straps at front and back!

Vehicle-specific safety guards sit above the rear seats and contain the contents of the car boot – that’s common sense. Also dog guards and boot dividers.