Features to know about

Avoid Awkward Overhang: Flush, Factory-Look Bars

The flush-mount design of the Yakima TimberLine FX Roof Rack keeps the crossbars tight to the raised side rails for a clean, built-in look. With no overhang, the rack lines up perfectly with the roof profile. The matte-finish towers and integrated crossbar system blend in smoothly while resisting weather wear for a setup that looks like it came from the factory.

Cut Down on Wind Noise: Aerodynamic JetStream Crossbars

The JetStream aluminum crossbars are shaped to cut through the air and help reduce drag and wind noise when you’re driving. They’re lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and designed to keep your trips quieter. Push-down rubber strips seal the top channels to further smooth airflow and give your gear a more stable ride without annoying whistling sounds.

Take What You Want on Every Trip: Works with Channel-Mount and Clamp-On Accessories

These bars are ready for whatever adventure you’ve got planned. The top channels accept channel-mount carriers, while the bar shape works with clamp-on gear too. That means you can load up cargo boxes, baskets, kayak carriers, or fishing rod holders using one system. The push-down rubber strips make it simple to add or swap accessories without cutting or fiddling with inserts.

Built for Real-World Use: 165 lbs Capacity and Lightweight Aluminum Construction

With a 165 lbs weight capacity (always check your vehicle’s roof load limit), this rack is built to handle heavy loads like kayaks, tents, or camping gear while staying secure. The integrated steel bands wrap around your raised rails for a solid hold, and the aluminum construction keeps everything light at only 14.5 lbs total weight. It’s strong enough for road trips but doesn’t weigh you down when you’re taking it on or off.

Add Extra Security Anytime: Lock Core Compatibility

You can add Yakima Same Key System lock cores (sold separately) to help deter theft of the rack. It’s an easy upgrade if you want extra peace of mind when leaving your gear on the roof during a stopover or overnight stay.