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The flush design keeps the crossbars tight to the roofline, giving your setup a clean, from-the-factory style. Nothing sticks out past the feet, so it looks sleek and streamlined. The rack blends in instead of standing out, giving a solid, integrated look that feels built in rather than added on.
If you’ve ever driven with roof bars that hum or whistle, you’ll appreciate these. The aero-style aluminum crossbars are shaped to move air smoothly over your roof while the rubber strips in the top channels help reduce wind noise and vibration. That means quieter drives whether you’re commuting or cruising down the highway with gear on top.
This rack makes it easy to load up for any adventure. The bars work with both channel-mount and clamp-on accessories, so you can use carriers for bikes, kayaks, snow gear, or cargo boxes without extra hassle. Just slide your mounts into the top channels—no trimming needed thanks to the split-strip design—and you’re ready to roll.
When you’re carrying heavy gear, you want strength you can rely on. These 34" long aluminum crossbars are built for a 165-lb weight capacity (always stay within your vehicle’s roof load limit). They’re sturdy enough for cargo boxes and outdoor equipment while keeping overall weight low.
You can add Thule’s One-Key System locks (sold separately) to secure both the rack and any channel-mounted gear. It’s a simple way to keep your setup protected when parked at campgrounds or trailheads so your equipment stays right where you left it.
Ratings & Reviews
When a last-minute change to our travel plans required the addition of a rooftop carrier for additional luggage the team at etrailer was there to get me the required items in time for our departure. I am very appreciative of the above and beyond effort made by the etrailer team!
It took me a VERY long time to figure out what I needed to mount my Hullivator on my 22 Subaru Outback Limited. I bought the wrong parts on round 1, and finally after 2 yrs of frustration, asked AI what I needed. I don't entirely trust AI, but it got me on the right track. I asked the 'chat' person on etrailer about the AI suggestion, and the gal who helped me, Autumn, said the feet part was correct, but to use this fit kit. I ordered it immediately. Today was the day. Of note, this fit kit has specific parts for the front and rear passenger side and front and rear driver side. Pay attention to the photo directions!! The parts are different for each side. On my Outback, they mount at 69cm apart. The cladding and design of the Outback roof system leaves much to be desired, but this worked and I'm looking forward to FINALLY using my Hullivator.
We bought a new vehicle that we already had several Thule accessories for. Purchased the fit kit for our Tahoe along with the Flush Rail feet and they fit perfectly.
For XXX bucks I thought it would include the keys. Not plastic plugs. Instructions say it should have key. They even talk about how to store the key. My advice to anyone is buy it directly from dealer.
Initially I was worried that I good not get a good Roof Rack configuration to match my 2022 Kia Telluride. When I asked etrailer for some assistance on the configuration, Jon was quick to reply with an excellent solution. He definitely knew the products. Unfortunately, my initial shipment was damaged but Gwen and team quickly got me replacements in the mail. I have received and installed all components and couldn't be more satisfied.
Exactly what I needed
Easy to order online with very prompt s hipping.
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