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These aluminum crossbars are built to take a serious load. With a weight capacity of 500 lbs (always follow your vehicle’s roof limit), they’re ready for everything from kayaks to lumber. The heavy-duty build gives you solid, stable support when the trip calls for big gear or multiple mounts.
You don’t want a constant hum overhead on every drive. The top channels have rubberized strips that help cut down wind noise and drag, so the rack feels calm and steady at highway speeds. It’s a small detail that makes long trips and daily drives more pleasant.
These bars give you the freedom to use the accessories you already own. They accept both channel-mount and clamp-on carriers, so you can run bike racks, kayak cradles, ski mounts, or cargo boxes without extra adapters. That means you can haul what you need year-round without switching systems.
Each endcap has an integrated tie-down point that keeps straps exactly where you want them. You can secure gear quickly—no hunting for anchor spots or wrapping around bar edges. It’s a clean, simple design that makes loading faster and safer.
The BaseLine towers, adapters, and custom fit kit come together for a solid mount on a naked roof. Everything locks into place for a steady setup that looks like it belongs there. Add Yakima Same Key System (SKS) lock cores (sold separately) to deter theft of the rack when you park overnight or leave it loaded at camp.
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Brooke M.
2/26/2025
Thanks, Eric! Glad the crossbars have been working well for you :)