Go big on capacity without a bulky look. An extra long length roof box handles skis, snowboards, and other long gear, while a medium profile helps with garage clearance and keeps wind noise in check on the highway. Great when you want more room up top and a cleaner silhouette.
Wind noise increase has been barely noticeable. Mount the box square to the crossbars and center it left-to-right to help airflow. If your sunroof sits close to the clamps, expect it may not open; test clearance and, if needed, keep the sunroof closed for safety.
Yes, these boxes lock to help prevent theft and can have locks on both sides. Check that the latches fully engage before driving and keep the keys handy. Hinges can feel light when opening, so support the lid while loading to protect the mechanism.
Expect room for skis, snowboards, and luggage, even a carry-on suitcase. Extra-long boxes can feel big off the vehicle, so plan on two people to move and store it. When not hauling, think ahead about where you'll keep it and how you'll position it to cut the wind when mounted.
It can, even when left mounted for months. Measure your vehicle's overall height with the crossbars and box, then compare to your garage opening. Position the box to avoid antenna or hatch contact. If you swap between vehicles, recheck the height each time before pulling in.
Curved factory crossbars aren't a problem. Confirm your crossbars fall within the box's clamp range and that any bed-rack side rails won't interfere with opening. If bars sit very low to the roof, plan your placement before tightening to ensure latch and clamp clearance.
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