Roof Racks
Get all the room you need inside your car by putting your bikes, cargo or kayak on your rooftop. Thule, Yakima and Rola roof racks are built to the highest quality specifications to accommodate all your cargo needs.
Thule and Yakima offer roof bike racks in the traditional fork mount style or in the easy to load, wheel mount style.
Cargo baskets from Rola, Yakima and Thule offer a great looking way to get your cargo out of your vehicle and safely carry it on your trip. Roof cargo bags and roof boxes can also be used if you would like some waterproof or water resistant protection for your cargo.
If you need to carry bulky skis, snowboards, kayak or a canoe, putting it on the roof is a great option to unclutter your vehicle and keep the gear safe. We offer Yakima and Thule ski racks and watersport carriers that are sturdy and safe for all your cargo needs.
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We offer custom fit roof racks from Thule, Yakima and Rola that will be a perfect fit for your vehicle. Just enter your year make and model above. We also offer a full line of roof rack accessories, including roof bike racks, roof cargo baskets, roof cargo boxes, kayak and canoe carriers, roof bags, ski racks and snowboard racks. If you need to do some roof rack repairs, we also carry replacement parts for all the roof and cargo racks.
Whispbar Flush Bar Roof Rack Installation - 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Today on our 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee we'll be test fitting the Whispbar Flush Bar Roof Rack using part number wb-s25 and part number wb-k624. To begin our test fit weve already gone ahead and assembled our crossbars according to the instructions found within the Fit Kit. The initial setup does take a little bit of time but after that it's locked into place and they can be removed and reinstalled very easily.We'll now begin by installing the studs that will hold our Whispbars in place. On the roof rack here we'll remove the torques bolts that hold the rail onto the vehicle. We're going to go ahead and remove the first bolt toward the front here on the passenger side rail. With that bolt removed we'll take that stud included with the Whispbars as well as the lock nut and the nylon washer and start it into the hole here on our roof.Once we've got pretty of thread in the hole on the roof we can then take the lock nut and lock it down using the included wrench.
Yakima Q Tower Roof Rack Installation - 2013 Hyundai Sonata
Today, on our 2013 Hyundai Sonata, well be test fitting the Yakima Q-Tower Roof Rack System using Part Number Y00409, Y00683 and Y00124. Because we need four for this vehicle, well actually be using two of the Y00683s.Now, to begin our test fit, weve already gone ahead and set up our roof rack system according to the instructions found within the fit kit. To begin, by placing the front crossbar over our roof, where well take a measurement. Well measure from the edge of the windshield back on the roof, 13 inches. This will be the location of the leading edge of our crossbar tower. Well do this on both sides of the vehicle, giving us the proper location for the front cross bar.We can now work back and forth with the clamps, clamping it to the roof of our Sonata.
Thule AeroBlade Traverse Roof Rack Installation - 2012 Ford Fusion
Today on our 2012 Ford Fusion we'll be test fitting the Thule Rapid Traverse Roof Rack System using part numbers tharb53, th480r and thkit1529. Now we've already gone ahead and pre-assembled our roof rack system according to the instructions found within the Fit Kit. We'll begin our test fit by taking the front crossbar placing it on top of our roof where we'll need to do a measurement.We'll measure back form the edge of our windshield eight inches. This will be the location of the leading edge of our crossbar foot. We'll do this on both sides of the vehicle to ensure that the feet are in the correct position according to Thule as well as that the crossbar is perpendicular with the vehicle's roof.We can then work back and forth using the included torque tool found within each foot to tighten down our feet to the roof line of the vehicle. Now remember you may need to open the doors in order to allow the clamp to fall into the door opening as this is where it clamps down.
