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This track nut attaches to the bottom of your Thule Tracker fit kit foot and mounts in the factory roof-rack railing of your vehicle. The nut makes the foot adjustable, allowing you to customize your roof rack.
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Hello, everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today we're taking a look at this Replacement Track Nut for the Thule Tracker Roof Rack Fit Kit, Part Number TK4. Now this will replace a one track nut on the Thule Tracker Roof Rack Fit Kit. This track nut will attach to the bottom of your Thule Tracker Fit Kit Foot, and it mounts in the factory roof rack railing of your vehicle. And it does attach to the Tracker Foot with a bolt and a washer. We do sell those items separate on our website.
They are listed on this product page as a related product. Again, this fits in your vehicle's factory roof rack railing allowing the foot to slide along the track. So it creates an adjustable roof rack system. Last thing we do is just give you some measurements on this. Width on it is right at 1 1/4" by 3/4" and it's 1/8" thick.
That should do it for the review on the replacement track nut for the Thule Tracker Roof Rack Fit Kit..
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Tristan
4/12/2018
After 1 yr, the nuts are still holding strong. I have put many heavy loads on the crossbars, and drove coast-to-coast with a kayak on the roof at 80 mph. The nuts are still holding tight and strong to the Jetstream crossbars.