Recommended Cargo Net for Thule Roof Rack with Extension
Updated 08/22/2017 | Published 08/20/2017
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Im looking for a cargo net that will work with my THule Rack. I have the extension, so I will need something to cover the entire length. What do you recommend?
asked by: Joe
Expert Reply:
For your THule Roof Mounted Cargo Basket # TH859XT with THule Roof Mounted Cargo Basket Extension # TH8591XT, you will have a total dimension of 69 inches by 40- inches. I recommend using a cargo net that is adjustable as well as will cover the length and width. I recommend the Erickson Stretchable Truck Bed Cargo Net w/ Hooks and Storage Bag - 52" Wide x 70" Long # EM01012. This will allow you to put the hooks wherever they will work best to secure your load to your roof basket.
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Thule Canyon XT Roof Cargo Basket - Steel - 49" x 40" x 6" - 150 lbs
- Roof Basket
- Aero Bars
- Factory Bars
- Round Bars
- Square Bars
- Short Length
- Steel
- 150 lbs
- Medium Capacity
- Black
- Thule
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