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These 49" long aluminum crossbars give you the strength and space to carry your favorite gear––from kayaks and paddleboards to camping cargo boxes. With a 165 lb weight capacity, you can load up with confidence for your next road trip or weekend adventure. The full-length design leaves plenty of room for multiple accessories, whether you’re using channel-mount or clamp-on attachments.
Long drives are quieter thanks to the aerodynamic shape of the Vortex bars. The rubberized Vortex strips in the top channels help cut wind noise and drag so you don’t have to deal with constant whistling on the highway. The streamlined profile keeps airflow smooth, letting you focus on the drive instead of the sound.
The integrated plastic locks in the crossbars help deter theft of your channel-mount gear, adding peace of mind when you’re parked. For an extra layer of protection, you can upgrade to all-metal locks (RRVA-LEC4 – sold separately). The lockable cover plates on the legs also secure the rack itself to your roof rails, keeping everything firmly in place.
Built from aluminum, these crossbars are strong, lightweight, and resistant to rust—ideal for long-term use in all kinds of weather. The system includes two bars and four RX legs that mount securely to raised rails for a custom fit. Backed by Rhino-Rack’s limited lifetime warranty on the crossbars and a 5-year limited warranty on the legs, this setup is made to last through years of hauling adventures.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Roseanne
8/12/2015
Its still attached to my car and still doing its job. I did lose an end cap and had to order 2 as a pair . I dont remember the amount but the were expensive as replacementsespecially since i knew it would happen
Jerry
3/20/2026
Still happy. Theres a whistle, but you can fix it with a bit of foam insulation in the bottom of the rail.
Mindy
6/29/2023
Oh well if it was still on my car I would be happy but Back in August last year comming home from MT hit the right wind picket and the entire rack came off my car and messed up both sides of my back door jam metle on the top. Needless to say the $500 dollars I spent and put in my car just blew away. Though my kayaks were still attach to the holders. So make sure after long drives you tighten up. Drives and vibration can loose em stuff. Now I’m out of a car rack and can never put one back on.
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Mark
8/20/2020
Still rock solid after a year. Very happy with the Rack. My daughter has used it from time to time over the past year when something wont fit in her car, and shes had no problems with it at all.