Replace the 69" crossbars on your compatible ProBar Evo setup without replacing the rest of your rack. Heavy-duty aluminum bars use separate T-tracks for mounting roof accessories and connecting to the roof system.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody. Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at these Thule ProBar Evo Black Aluminum Crossbars. Now these are heavy duty aluminum roof load bars that are designed to give you a really flexible setup for carrying your gear on top of your vehicle. What makes them really stand out is the tri slot design. I'm gonna bring this up to the camera there.
Hopefully you can see that. So basically there are going to be multiple channels that are built into these bars so you can mount different accessories at the same time or adjust things exactly how you want them. I took the end cap off of this bar just so I could give you a side profile there. The T tracks on the top and rear are going to make installing or removing accessories like bike racks, cargo boxes or kayak mounts quick and straightforward. And there's also this lower T track that's going to connect directly to your vehicle's roof mounting system so everything stays secure.
So this does not include that roof mounting system. So you would have to go through our Vehicle Fit Guide here at etrailer to get the the rest of the items that you need, the legs, the pads, and so on for these to go onto your vehicle. So if you don't already have that, you will need to go through our Vehicle Fit Guide. This is, again, just going to be for these bars. So you're gonna get exactly what you see here.
You're gonna get these two black bars. Each of these bars are right at 69 inches long and together they can handle about 220 pounds. So they're gonna be pretty lightweight for how strong they are. Just about 10 pounds or so total. Thanks again to that really great aluminum construction.
I wanna give you a close up here real quick just to show you what this comes with. You're gonna get these rubber strips as well to put into these slots to cut down on wind noise. But again, the only thing to keep in mind is that you'll want to check your vehicle's roof load capacity. Sometimes that can be lower than what the bars themselves will handle. So you just don't want to exceed what your roof can actually handle when it comes to weight capacity. But again, if you don't already have the legs and the bases to mount these bars to your roof, make sure you go through our Vehicle Fit Guide now. If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We do wanna make sure that you're getting exactly what you need. Well, again, my name's Andy. Thank you for joining me.
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