Will Small Thule Caproc k Platform Tray Fit 2024 Subaru Forester with Raised Rails
Updated 12/27/2023 | Published 12/24/2023
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Will the Thule Caprock Small with Evo Raised Rail feet fit the 2024 Subaru Forester Touring? The Thule US website says that the Caprock Medium is required but it seems there will be too much overhang. The Thule Australia website says the Caprock Small will fit. Please verify. Thank you.
asked by: Rafael L
Expert Reply:
According to my research you'll be able to install the Small version of the Thule Caprock on your 2024 Subaru Forester. The parts you'll need to accomplish this are the following:
- Thule Caprock Platform Roof Tray 59" Long x 52-3/8" Wide # TH58YE
- Evo Raised Rail Feet # TH710401
- Lock Core Kit # TH450400 (optional)
Yakima lists their 55" Long x 49" Wide LockNLoad Platform Roof Tray # Y05044 fitting your vehicle with their specific leg kit and they have photo evidence of this platform size fitting which leads me to believe Thule just hasn't test-fit the smaller size as of yet.
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Thule Caprock Platform Roof Tray - 59" Long x 52-3/8" Wide
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