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When you’re loading up heavy watercraft or a packed cargo box, the strength of your rack matters. The Yakima SightLine Roof Rack features aluminum JetStream crossbars that support up to 165 lbs when used within your vehicle’s load rating. The solid construction keeps things steady mile after mile, whether you’re hauling kayaks to the lake or camping gear across the country.
Long drives are easier when your roof rack isn’t howling at highway speeds. The JetStream crossbars have an aerodynamic shape that helps reduce wind noise and drag. Rubber strips run along the top channels and press down around your mounted accessories, sealing out vibration and keeping things quiet so you can enjoy the ride.
Some racks make you cut or trim rubber inserts before adding mounts—these don’t. The JetStream bars use push-down rubber strips that let you press hardware right into the tracks without cutting anything. Once in place, the strips close around your mount to keep the top channel tidy and quiet.
From cargo boxes to bike racks and kayak carriers, this setup is built for versatility. The aero-style crossbars work with accessories that mount in the top channels or clamp around the bars, giving you easy compatibility with most universal cargo, water, snow, and bike carriers.
You can add Yakima Same Key System (SKS) lock cores—sold separately—to secure the rack to your roof. It’s a simple way to deter theft when you’re parked overnight or heading out on a trail for the day.
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