Recommended Roof Basket For A 2021 Toyota Tacoma With An OEM Roof Rack
Published 08/16/2023
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OEM roof rack on Toyota Tacoma double cab, what are the options for roof baskets?
asked by: Roselle
Helpful Expert Reply:
With an OEM roof rack on your 2021 Toyota Tacoma, you will have a lot of options for a basket. According to Toyota, the OEM crossbars are about 44" apart. So a larger basket like the Curt # C18115-117 will fit very nicely. This will fit a crossbar spread between 22" and 50". Generally the prices for the Curt baskets are appealing as well. We do offer baskets on lots of other sizes. With the 44" crossbar spread, you are limited to the larger sized baskets. It really comes down to what all you need to carry on the roof. I usually say the bigger the better when it comes to roof baskets.
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Curt Roof Mounted Cargo Basket - 64-1/2" Long x 37" Wide x 4" Tall - 150 lbs
- Roof Basket
- Aero Bars
- Factory Bars
- Round Bars
- Square Bars
- Long Length
- Steel
- 150 lbs
- Large Capacity
- Black
- CURT
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