Will The Thule SquareBar Evo Crossbars Work With An Old Thule Crossroads Foot

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Will the new cross bars with the track on the bottom fit through the crossroads foot mounts for cars with existing raised roof racks? These foot mounts I have wrap around the crossbars, crossbars slide through them. Old squarebars look more square while the newer squarebars look rectangular

asked by: Kathryn M

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Yes, the Thule SquareBar Evo Crossbars - Steel - 43" Long - Qty 2, part # TH712100, will work with the old Thule Crossroad feet. Old Thule feet work the new square bars but the opposite is not true. The new Thule feet will not work with the old square crossbars.

I have included a video demo about the Thule SquareBar Evo Crossbars below.

expert reply by: Mark Smith

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Answer 1

Hey Ban, yes the older Thule square bars are exact same size as the Inno square bars so the feet of the Inno Roof Rack part #IN54XR would work with what you have.

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Answer 2

Yep! The current Inno square bar feet #INFR do work with the older Thule square crossbars since the two square bars are identical in dimensions.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

For the older style Thule square bars the only foot solution that works with them is the Inno feet like the part #INXP which fit roof tracks like you have. The Inno bars are the same shape as the older Thule bars and Thule went to a new design where…

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Answer 6

Since the Inno crossbars are the same dimensions as the older Thule crossbars like what you have you can use the Inno feet #INSUT and Inno fit kit part #INK688 to install your current Thule bars on your roof.

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