Car Awning for Toyota

The OPENROAD car awning is an ideal fit for the Toyota LandCruiser Prado 150, sitting flush along the roofline without overhang at either end. Its compact length complements the Prado’s medium wheelbase, while still providing full side and rear coverage when deployed.

Mounted to the passenger-side roof bars, the awning opens smoothly over the rear tailgate area, creating a comfortable shaded space for cooking, relaxing, or setting up camp. The 2.0m version ensures the tailgate can open freely — no interference, no wasted space.

The Prado’s low roof height makes setup and pack-down easy, even for solo travellers. Combined with the sturdy factory-style roof rails, this setup delivers the perfect balance of strength, practicality, and touring convenience — whether for quick weekend getaways or long overland journeys.

The new LandCruiser Prado 250’s long, flat roofline and wide body make it an ideal match for the OPENROAD 2.0m 270° awning. Its tall roof rails provide solid mounting points, while the rear swing-out tailgate opens freely under the wrap-around coverage. With the Prado’s broad stance and touring-ready design, the awning delivers a perfectly balanced, full-side shade area—exactly what this new-generation LC250 is built for.

The awning’s length pairs neatly with the Cruiser’s extended roofline, ensuring the rear hatch opens freely and side doors remain clear. Once deployed, you’ve got wide wraparound shade that follows the vehicle’s footprint—ideal for setting up camp in the bush, cooking under cover, or just pulling up for a roadside breather.

Strong arms, rugged fabric, and easy pack-down mean your 100 Series gains the same reliability in camp as it does on the tracks. Wherever your Land Cruiser goes, instant shelter comes with it.

The 2.0m OPENROAD 270° awning is the perfect match for the Toyota LandCruiser 76 Troopy’s tall roofline and full-length rack. Compact yet wide in coverage, it mounts neatly to the passenger-side roof bars without overhanging the rear or interfering with the barn doors.

When deployed, the awning wraps around the Troopy’s back to create a protected cooking and gear area — ideal for touring setups with a rear kitchen or drawer system. The shorter 2.0m length sits flush with the roof rack edge, keeping wind resistance low while still giving plenty of shade across the side and rear.

Thanks to the Troopy’s strong gutter mounts and full-length rack, the 270° awning stays rock solid even on corrugated outback tracks. Built for rugged touring, this setup delivers quick shade and reliable shelter anywhere your Cruiser takes you.