If you're building out a RAM ProMaster, you already know it's one of the best blank canvases in the van life world, tall roofline, boxy interior, and a ton of room to make it your own. But a great build isn't just about insulation and a bed platform. The right ProMaster van accessories are what actually make the van livable, functional, and ready for the road.
We put together this guide to walk you through our favorite RAM ProMaster accessories, from a rugged roof rack down to the small interior storage details that make daily van life so much easier. Whether you're just starting your build or looking to upgrade an existing rig, here's where to start.
1. The ProMaster Roof Rack: Your Foundation for Everything Up Top
If there's one upgrade we'd tell every ProMaster owner to start with, it's a solid ProMaster roof rack. Your roof is prime real estate, and without a rack, it's wasted space.
Our Strata Roof Rack is built from aerospace-grade aluminum and finished with a matte black powder coat, so it shrugs off salt air, road spray, and UV without rusting or fading season after season. It installs directly to your factory roof rail mounting points, with no drilling required, which means a clean weekend install instead of a fabrication project.
Once it's on, the rack opens up a long list of possibilities: pitch a rooftop tent and camp anywhere without needing flat ground, run solar panels for off-grid power, strap down surfboards, paddleboards, kayaks, or canoes for a coastal run, haul ladders and lumber for a work rig, or build out awnings and light bars for a fuller exterior setup. However you use your roof, there's room for it.
It's available for the 159" High Roof and the 159" Extended High Roof, so no matter how long your ProMaster is, there's a rack built to fit. And because the crossbars slide and lock wherever you need them, you can space your gear exactly how your build calls for it.
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2. The Side Ladder: Because You'll Be Up There More Than You Think
Once you've got a roof rack loaded up with solar panels, a tent, or gear, you need a real way to get up there, and that's where our ProMaster Side Ladder comes in.
This one was designed specifically to hug the ProMaster's body lines. The double-kink profile keeps it sitting tight to the van, so it doesn't stick out in narrow parking spots or tight campsite turns. However, it still gives you a stable, confident climb every time. Wide, dimpled aluminum steps underfoot mean you're never white-knuckling a narrow rung, even in wet or muddy conditions. It's finished in the same matte black powder coat as the rack, so the two look like they were built as a set.
Whether you're adjusting solar panels, checking on a rooftop tent, or just grabbing a better view of the campsite, this ladder makes it a non-issue. It mounts to the factory C-channel roof rails, so it can go on independently of the rack, but paired together, they give you a complete, cohesive exterior setup.
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3. A Bamboo Table: Small Upgrade, Big Difference
Not every accessory needs to be about hauling gear, some are just about making daily life on the road more comfortable. That's exactly what our bamboo swivel table is for.
This foldable, eco-friendly bamboo table top pairs with our aluminum swivel mount, which rotates a full 360°, adjusts up to 18" in height, and holds up to 55 lbs, plenty for laptops, meals, or your morning coffee. Two built-in stainless steel cup holders round it out, and when you're done with it, the whole thing folds flat and tucks out of the way. It's a favorite for mounting right between the driver and passenger seats, turning your cab into a workspace or dining spot in seconds, and it plays nicely with swivel seats, so there's no interference when you spin around.
It's a small addition, but it's the kind of thing that gets used every single day of your trip.
4. The Pull-Out Tray: Organized Storage That Doesn't Eat Your Floor Space
If you're tired of digging through gear piled in the back of your van, our 60" DIY Pull-Out Tray solves that problem in one shot. It's built to store bikes, camping equipment, tools, or anything else you don't want rattling around loose, and it slides all the way out for easy loading and unloading.
The slides are rated up to 450 lbs when through-bolted to the floor, so this isn't a flimsy add-on. It's a legitimate storage system, and it locks in place on both sides so nothing shifts while you're driving. The kit includes all the hardware you need, and you supply the floor panel cut to whatever width fits your layout, low-profile enough for tight spaces, and equally at home mounted straight to the floor or onto L-Track.
If your build includes a garage space or under-bed storage, this tray is one of the easiest ways to make that space actually usable.
5. Rear Door Storage Panels: Small-Space Organization Done Right
The inside of your rear doors is some of the most overlooked real estate in the entire van: flat, empty, and doing absolutely nothing for you. Our new ProMaster Rear Door Storage Panels turn that dead space into organized, grab-and-go storage for all the small stuff that otherwise ends up loose in a bin somewhere.
The full lineup covers the entire door in three panel sets, so you can outfit just one section or build out the whole thing:
Lower Rear Door Storage Panels (Pair) This is the do-it-all pair of the collection, sold as a matched driver-side and passenger-side set. One panel is built for volume, with five separate pockets, each cinched down with a strap-and-buckle closure, so smaller loose items like a headlamp, sunscreen, or a pocket knife stay put even over washboard roads. The other panel mixes it up with a large zippered pocket, a smaller zip pouch, and an open stretch pocket on the side that's perfect for flatter gear like a level or a tablet. Both are made from a tough Dacron material that stands up to mold, dust, and moisture, and both are cut to match the lower door window on the ProMaster exactly, so the fit is clean rather than improvised. Install is simple enough to knock out yourself, everything from the screws to a step-by-step video comes in the box.
Middle Rear Door Storage Panels (Pair) Where the lower panels are about volume, the middle pair is about balance: one large zippered section for anything you want fully closed off, paired with a few smaller tethered pockets underneath for things you want to grab quickly. Each of those smaller pockets uses the same strap-and-buckle closure as the rest of the lineup, so nothing rattles loose in transit. Same Dacron construction, same mold- and moisture-resistant build, and the same precision fit against the middle door window. It installs the same DIY-friendly way too, with hardware, instructions, and a video walkthrough included.
Upper Rear Door Storage Panels (Pair) The upper pair is the slimmest of the three, about 1.5 inches deep, which keeps it sitting flush against the door instead of adding bulk up high where you don't want it. Don't mistake slim for basic, though: the stretch pockets are functional enough for everyday quick-grab items like maps, gloves, or sunglasses, so you're not digging through a bag every time you need something small. It's built from the same durable Dacron material as the rest of the lineup and fitted precisely to the upper door window.
All three sets are designed as direct-fit panels for the ProMaster's rear doors, so there's no cutting or custom fabrication involved. Just mount them and start using the space. It's the same philosophy behind everything else on this list: make the space you already have work harder, without adding bulk or complicating your build.
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Building Out Your ProMaster? Start Here.
Between a roof rack, a ladder to reach it, a table for everyday comfort, a slide-out tray for your gear, and smart interior storage for the small stuff, these five accessories cover the exterior and interior upgrades that make the biggest difference in day-to-day van life.
Browse the full lineup of ProMaster van accessories at White Top Adventures, and if you're not sure what your build needs first, reach out, we're happy to help you map it out.
