hauling camper

When the Aliner is folded, the box adds more rigidity to the sides of the unit. The cutout for the door considerably weakens the structure so with the roof not closed there would be considerable flexing of the box going over bumps. I actually added an additional hold-down clamp between the roof and door side of my Aliner so as to further reduce any flexing when towing.

I might move my Aliner with the roof up in my back yard or very slowly at a cg but never would go down the road that way.

Simple answer. Get a small traveltrailer. Stays up all the time

thanks, did not think it was likely.

Everything I can find says, "No!" Aliner even sells a high wind kit to reinforce the top against high winds while deployed for camping. That wouldn't be necessary if it would stand up to highway speed winds.