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This setup gives you everything you need to carry gear—two 60" long aluminum JetStream crossbars, four BaseLine towers, and a custom fit kit. The system installs directly on a naked roof, creating solid load space for hauling kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, or cargo boxes. With a total weight capacity of 165 lbs, it’s built to handle weekend getaways, camping trips, and cross-country drives with ease.
You don’t have to settle for loud whistling or vibration when driving with crossbars. These aero-style bars are shaped to reduce wind drag and sound. The top channels are filled with push-down rubber strips that stay sealed around any hardware, keeping noise and airflow smooth while you drive. The strips also make loading simple—just press your mount into the channel without trimming or cutting.
Whether it’s a kayak cradle in summer or a ski carrier in winter, these bars let you mount most universal cargo, water, snow, and bike carriers. You can use accessories that slide into the top channels or clamp around the bars, giving you flexibility to mix brands and gear types. It’s a do-it-all rack that adapts to your adventures.
You can add Yakima Same Key System (SKS) lock cores (sold separately) to secure your roof rack when parked. Once installed, the locks help deter theft of the rack so you can leave your vehicle at the trailhead or campground without worry.
Made from durable aluminum with a black finish, these crossbars combine strength and style. The sturdy construction supports heavy loads while maintaining an aerodynamic profile. It’s a dependable rack that stays looking sharp season after season.
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Brooke M.
2/26/2025
Thanks, Eric! Glad the crossbars have been working well for you :)