Rhino-Rack Aero Bar Roof Rack for Camper Shells - Track Mount - Black - 59" Bars
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2008 Pontiac Solstice
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Ever wanted to mount a roof rack onto your camper shell, hard tonneau, or hardtop resin roof but found the process too daunting or restrictive? The adjustable track mount system of the Rhino-Rack Aero Bar Roof Rack lets you easily adapt your vehicle to carry gear without the need for a headliner. The dual C-channels on the tracks provide flexible mounting points for your roof-rack legs. While some drilling is required, once installed, these tracks invite you into a world where customization meets seamless functionality.
If you've ever struggled with removing your roof rack every time you need a little extra headspace, the Quick Mount legs might just become your best friend. This ingenious system features a quick-release trigger mechanism that allows you to easily install and remove the legs without tools. You just squeeze the internal triggers to effortlessly release the legs from the bases or slide them apart to secure them. It makes packing and unpacking a smooth and fast endeavor, ensuring no disruption to your journey.
When planning a weekend escape with your favorite toys, like cargo boxes, cargo baskets, kayaks, or bikes, it's important to have a roof rack that can handle different types of attachments. The Vortex Aero crossbars are designed with built-in channels that support both clamp-on and channel-mount gear. This means you can confidently attach your cargo in the method that suits you best, knowing they are held securely and ready for the road ahead.
Finding room for your gear can sometimes feel like a puzzle, especially when you're trying to maximize carrying capacity. With its overhang design, the Rhino-Rack Aero Bar Roof Rack optimizes available space, giving you that extra bit of bar length that makes all the difference for different attachment configurations. This design is especially handy for those awkwardly sized loads, allowing for more flexible gear positioning.
Ever lost sleep over concerns about your gear slipping off the roof during a long journey? The rubber strips in the top channels of the Vortex Aero crossbars soothe such fears. They not only cushion the load but also provide slip resistance, so your cargo stays put even on that unexpected bumpy route. This thoughtful addition makes your road trips hassle-free and ensures that everything from kayaks to bike racks remains secure.
Enhance the security of your roof-mounted cargo systems with our locking mechanisms. The crossbar foot locking system ensures that your equipment remains safely attached to your vehicle, deterring theft and unauthorized removal.
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93% were satisfied with this product
7% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Kevin
6/28/2023
Still holding up strong. I store it inside in the winter. Re-installs in minutes
Mike L.
8/25/2018
Any time equipment is installed on the top of a vehicle, a certain amount of wind noise is unavoidable. You can minimize this by ensuring that the rubber strips are fully in place on the top and bottom surface of the crossbars. If any of the channel is exposed, the crossbar will be noisier. A fairing like part # RRRF4 would also further minimize the noise-causing turbulence.
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Brooke M.
1/31/2025
Im impressed you were able to pull this off on your own! Kudos to you. :) Would you feel like sending in a few pictures of the install?