JEGS
Roof Rack Cross Bar Set 52 in. [Aluminum]
555-71003
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Cross Bar Set
JEGS 555-71003 Roof Rack Cross Bar Set Features:
- Lightweight and rigid aluminum construction
- A rubber strip runs along the top length of the bars to provide added grip for cargo and attachments
- The rounded bar edges are designed to reduce turbulence and cut down on wind noise while driving
- Key lock uses a high-visibility red plastic cover to secure the Allen screw adjusters
- Adjustable clamp width from 9 in. to 46 in.
- Heavy-duty clamping mechanism to securely hold your loads
Expand your vehicle's cargo capacity with a roof rack cross bar set from JEGS. Easily installed with the provided Allen wrench, these bars securely attach to your vehicle's rooftop side rails. Once installed you can tailor it with different accessories to match your interests, such as a car-top carrier, kayak, bicycle, ski, and snowboard mounts.
Note: To install this crossbar set raised side rails, with a gap between the body and rail, are required. The raised rails may have a maximum outside width of 46 in.
Specifications:
Will these fit a 2023 Chevrolet Suburban?
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