Can the GWM Tank 300 carry a rooftop tent?

On paper it is marginal: the GWM Tank 300's roughly 35 kg dynamic roof load sits below the lightest tent-and-rack combination we track. Owners of a vehicle like this usually run a bed rack or a structure-mounted platform, which carries the load off the roof rating.

How much weight can the GWM Tank 300's roof hold?

The GWM Tank 300's dynamic roof load — the maximum while moving — is about 35 kg. A rooftop tent, its rack and anyone inside must stay under the dynamic figure while you drive; the higher static figure is what carries you once the tent is pitched. This figure is published by the manufacturer — always confirm it in your owner's manual.

Do I need a roof rack to put a rooftop tent on the GWM Tank 300?

Yes. A rooftop tent mounts to crossbars or a platform rack, never to the bare roof, and the bars' own weight counts against the limit — our totals assume about 8 kg of rack. Check both the GWM Tank 300's roof-load rating and your rack maker's stated capacity, and work to the lower of the two.

Rooftop tents for the GWM Tank 300

Your rack

The GWM Tank 300 has a dynamic roof-load limit of roughly 77 lb — what the roof may carry while you are driving. 0 of the 246 rooftop tents we track fit under it once you add a 18 lb rack.

Dynamic limit (driving): 77 lb
Static limit (parked): —
Rack allowance: 18 lb

Body-on-frame SUV, but the GWM owner's manual states only ~35 kg dynamic roof-rail load (factory rail rack kits capped ~40 kg) - too low for most rooftop tents on the factory rails. Reinforced full-length platforms bolted to load-rated mounting points are marketed at 100 kg+ dynamic, but that exceeds the factory rating. Verify against your manual.

Figure published by the manufacturer — but roof limits vary by model year, trim and market, so confirm yours.

No tents in the database fit the GWM Tank 300 as listed

None of the tents we track come in under this limit as listed. A bed rack or a structure-mounted platform, which moves the load off the roof rating, is usually the way people run a tent on a vehicle like this — see the roof-load guide.

Roof-load figures vary by model year, body style, market and factory rail option, and the totals here use each maker's published tent weight with no safety margin added. Treat this as a shortlist, not a clearance: always confirm the limit in your vehicle's owner's manual and your rack manufacturer's documentation before loading a roof. See our terms & disclaimer.

Frequently asked questions

Can the GWM Tank 300 carry a rooftop tent?: On paper it is marginal: the GWM Tank 300's roughly 35 kg dynamic roof load sits below the lightest tent-and-rack combination we track. Owners of a vehicle like this usually run a bed rack or a structure-mounted platform, which carries the load off the roof rating.
How much weight can the GWM Tank 300's roof hold?: The GWM Tank 300's dynamic roof load — the maximum while moving — is about 35 kg. A rooftop tent, its rack and anyone inside must stay under the dynamic figure while you drive; the higher static figure is what carries you once the tent is pitched. This figure is published by the manufacturer — always confirm it in your owner's manual.
Do I need a roof rack to put a rooftop tent on the GWM Tank 300?: Yes. A rooftop tent mounts to crossbars or a platform rack, never to the bare roof, and the bars' own weight counts against the limit — our totals assume about 8 kg of rack. Check both the GWM Tank 300's roof-load rating and your rack maker's stated capacity, and work to the lower of the two.

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