Replacement Rubber Strips for Roof Rack Crossbars with Channels

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Im looking for a replacement rubber strip for my roof cross bars. The channel is 3/8. Which brand is that size?

asked by: Wilson T

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You'll be able to use almost any replacement strip as they are almost always fit for a 3/8 inch channel.

I specifically recommend the Thule Replacement Channel Cover 59 inch, part # 852-5402-005 or the Rhino Rack Vortex 15-3/4, part # RRM626. These are vortex-patterned strips that will fit 3/8 inch channels and replace your existing damaged or cut strips.

expert reply by: Jacob W

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Answer 1

Hello Jeff, Then correct replacement for your Thule Aeroblade (not the edge) is the Replacement Rubber Strip for Thule Aero Load Bars 53" #TH853354407. The Replacement Cover Strip with Pattern for Thule AeroBlade Edge Cross Bars - 59" Long…

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Answer 2

Scott, it looks like you are correct, Thule does make the crossbars for Volvo's. Really you can use any rubber strip to replace the missing one, you'd just need to know the channel width. For instance if you needed a 3/4" wide strip,…

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Answer 3

Sure thing! What you're needing is the Replacement Vortex Strip #RRM626 which measures 15-3/4" long. Rhino-Rack unfortunately doesn't have full lengths of the strip so you have to piece this out with what you're needing. The nice…

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Answer 4

I may have a solution for you. The Replacement Rubber Strip #TH853354407 is designed to fit into a channel that is 7/16 of an inch wide on the top and 7/8 of an inch wide at the bottom. I have included a diagram that shows these measurements. You can…

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Answer 5

The Replacement Rubber Strip for Ladder Rack TH376 - #853-3544-23 fits a channel that is 0.443 inches wide at lip. This is 70-1/2 inches long and is a thicker material. This strip is just about 1" wide total. I've linked a photo that shows…

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Answer 11

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