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These 55" long aluminum crossbars are built for hauling serious gear. With a weight capacity of 500 lbs, they give you the strength to carry kayaks, canoes, cargo boxes, or building supplies without flexing or wobbling. The heavy-duty construction is designed to stay sturdy trip after trip, even when fully loaded down.
Long drives are easier when your rack isn’t humming in the background. The rubberized strips in the top channels help smooth out airflow over the bars, cutting down on noise and drag. You get a quieter, more efficient ride whether you’re cruising to a nearby lake or crossing the country.
No matter what kind of attachment you use, these bars are ready to work with it. The top channels accept channel-mount accessories, while the sturdy shape easily supports clamp-on gear. Bikes, skis, cargo baskets—whatever your setup looks like, this system lets you mix and match without needing different bars.
Each bar has integrated tie-down points right on the endcaps. That means you always have a solid spot to run straps through or hook cords when you’re securing gear. It’s one of those little touches that saves time and keeps your load steady when the road starts to curve.
The included BaseLine towers and adapters make for a custom installation on your vehicle’s naked roof. They hold tight for a stable fit while protecting your roof surface. Add Yakima Same Key System (SKS) lock cores (sold separately) if you want extra theft deterrence when you park at the trailhead or leave gear overnight.
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Brooke M.
2/26/2025
Thanks, Eric! Glad the crossbars have been working well for you :)