Hey Adam, thanks for reaching out. Yes, I think you can make the Yakima SkyBox NX Skinny #Y93QD and FrontLoader #Y02103 work together on your 2022 Honda HR-V. The SkyBox NX Skinny is 26-1/2" wide and the FrontLoader takes up about 7" of…
Hey Jonathon. Both the Yakima CBX XXL item #Y73QD and the Thule Motion 3 item #TH59PN are going to work with your 2025 Nissan Armada's factory crossbars. I recommend the Yakima CBX XXL Rooftop Cargo Box item #Y73QD. It's been specifically…
Hello Heather, I am happy to help, but I am going to need a little more information about your setup before I can recommend the right cargo box. For your 2024 Toyota 4Runner, I would replace the factory crossbars with the Thule WingBar Evo Roof Rack…
You bet, Alan. That’s exactly the kind of versatility the Yakima SkyBox NX Skinny Rooftop Cargo Box (Black Carbonite) #Y93QD is designed for. Since its only 26-1/2inch wide, it leaves enough room on most standard crossbars like a 54inch or 60inch bar…
Hey Gary, so if you can take one roof rack measurement on your 2018 Honda CR-V we can determine if the Thule Motion 3 #TH77PN will allow the rear hatch to open. Measure from the center of the front crossbar back to the rear hatch seam. If that…
Hey Matt, thanks for reaching out! Here are the internal dimensions for those cargo boxes you asked about, as well as a snapshot of the whole file that Yakima has on their website (and a link to it!) concerning box sizing: - Yakima CBX LG #Y63QD -…
The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…
Thank you for the information! It sounds like your 2020 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro has the raised rails and OEM crossbar setup that we'd find on the standard 2020 Toyota 4Runner. This has very low clearance under the factory crossbars so it's…
Good question Matt, you've definitely done your homework! Yes, your understanding is correct. The Replacement Fast Grip Clamp #TH94JV is the same mounting clamp used on the Thule Pulse Large cargo box #TH615. The FastGrip clamps are designed to…
Hello Mark, thanks for reaching out. Both the hitches you mentioned, the Draw-Tite #DT73RR and the Blue Ox #BLU92UR are a confirmed fit for the 2024 Subaru Outback. Both hitches also use the same size spacer and may require enlargement of the access…
Hey Scott, welcome back! Tthe Thule Motion 3 cargo box part #TH59PN is a really great larger roof cargo box that will work great on your 2024 Subaru Outback Wagon. This has 21 cubic feet of storage space which is a bit on the larger side but if…
Hey Larry, the warranty of just the membrane of the PowerMax Membrane Plus RV Roof Replacement Kit #PM73VR is 10 years. That does not cover the labor, adhesives, sealants/caulking, or underlying wood substrate. What camper are you planning on using…
Load up skis, boards, and camping gear with a Yakima roof box built for large capacity. For a smooth install, confirm your roof rack's crossbar spread—some boxes work between 24" - 38" and others between 24" - 40". It's a practical way to keep skis and sandy beach gear out of the cabin and still have room for passengers.
Yes, they're great for long or bulky gear. For skis or boards, compare your gear length to the box's internal length. For golf bags, check inside height and width to be sure they fit upright or at an angle. For sandy or wet items, a thin mat on the box floor can help manage any minimal moisture that may appear after heavy rain.
They can be quiet and may have little impact on mileage; one setup resulted in maybe 1 mpg change. Use aerodynamic crossbars if you have them and mount the box centered and level. Keep heavier gear in the car and lighter items in the box to help stability. Removing the box when not in use can reduce wind drag.
Often, especially with low-profile options. Check the box's overall height and how high it sits above your crossbar; some measure about 10 inches overall and roughly 9 inches above the bar. Measure your vehicle's crossbar-to-garage opening clearance. If it's close, position the box lower on the bars and approach slowly the first time.
Yes, if your crossbars and roof clearances match the listed specs. Check your bar spread and set it within the box's range (examples include 24" - 38" or 24" - 40"). Measure from your front bar to the hatch seam to confirm rear-door clearance. Verify bar height over the roof and any antenna height to avoid contact when opening the lid.
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