Locking Options for Rola Roof Basket Brackets

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Does Rola make locking brackets for their basket 59504? If not, is there a universal lock?

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It looks like the Rola hardware of the roof basket # 59504 will be able to be replaced with the locking hardware from Yakima # Y07064. Due to the slight differences in the mounting hardware, you will need to replace all 4 mounts. I've attached the measurement to help.

There is not universal locking hardware, so the only option that is a definite universal fit is a cable lock like the Malone LockUp Cable Lock - 8' Long # MPG356.

expert reply by: Jason S

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