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These square crossbars are built from hardened steel, so they’re tough enough for serious hauling. With a 220-lb weight capacity, you can load up everything from kayaks to cargo boxes without second-guessing the strength. The steel construction gives that solid, dependable feel you want when the roof is carrying the gear for your trip.
A long drive in the rain or a few days by the water won’t faze these bars. The elastomeric coating shields the steel from corrosion and wear, so you don’t have to worry about rust creeping in over time. It also gives a smooth, finished surface that holds up well to repeated accessory changes and outdoor exposure.
This roof rack is made for vehicles without factory rails. The kit includes two square crossbars, four square bar feet, and a custom fit kit designed for a secure hold on your naked roof. Everything locks together cleanly for a sturdy setup you can rely on every trip.
When you park at a trailhead or campsite, lockable leg covers keep the system more secure. They protect against unwanted tampering, giving you peace of mind when you step away from your vehicle.
Each bar measures 54" long x 1-1/4" wide x 7/8" tall—perfect for standard clamp-on carriers and accessories. Whether it’s a kayak cradle or a cargo basket, these bars are ready to hold the gear that makes your adventures possible.
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Kate F.
5/14/2026
Glad we had the other parts you needed as well Eli! Looks great! What do you mainly plan on using the roof rack for?