What is the Crossbar Spread for Thule Aero Roof Rack on 2009 Honda Civic 4-Door
Updated 11/15/2013 | Published 11/13/2013 >
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What is the optimal spread between front and rear roof bars for a 2009 civic. Will be carring a kayak.
asked by: Rolf
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Thule Aero roof rack system you referenced, consisting of parts # TH711400, # TH710501 and # TH145190, will fit the 4-door version of the 2009 Honda Civic. When this rack is installed on this particular vehicle the crossbar spread will be 27-1/2 inches between crossbar centers. I have linked a video showing installation of this rack on your same year/make/model vehicle.
If you happen to have the 2-door Civic the link provided will show you two compatible Thule Aero rack systems for that version.
I have also included a link to our page for all Thule kayak carriers that are compatible with the Aero crossbars. These include several varieties and capacities. I have also provided a link to all brands of kayak carriers that will work with the AeroBlade crossbars.
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Thule WingBar Evo Crossbars - Aluminum - Silver - 53" Long - Qty 2
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- 53 Inch Bar Space
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- 2 Bars
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