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CURT roof rack cross bars empower your outdoor adventures by providing convenient, secure roof cargo storage whenever needed. These roof crossbars are easy to install with no tools required, and they feature a lightweight aluminum construction for easy handling. CURT roof rack cross bars install quickly and securely with their lightweight, universal design. They come with rubber-coated clamps that fit most car roof side rails, and they are adjustable for a maximum span of 50 inches. Best of all, they required zero tools for installation! The integrated knobs tighten down onto the rails for solid mounting, and they have key-operated locks to help enhance security and deter theft. CURT universal roof rack cross bars are constructed from naturally rust-resistant aluminum to easily outlast the elements. Aluminum is also lightweight for easier handling and installation of the crossbars whenever needed. To further protect the aluminum against corrosion and add a sleek look, the oval OE-style tubes are covered in a durable black powder coat finish. These rooftop crossbars are rated for 150 pounds to accommodate a variety of kayaks, canoes, rooftop cargo carriers and much more. They also feature rubber strips along the top edge to avoid marring the finish on your kayak or other cargo. CURT roof rack crossbars measure 53-3/8 inches long, 2-1/8 inches wide and 7/8 inches high. They stand 2 inches off the car roof side rails when installed. Two cross bars are included per package.
CURT Jeep roof rack crossbars make your Jeep Wrangler JK ready for any adventure. They quickly clamp onto the roof and create an entirely new storage space for a wide variety of cargo. The unique feature of these cargo brackets is their quick-release clamps. The ends of each bracket are equipped with a gutter clamp that securely mounts onto the roof gutters whenever needed. The brackets can then be loaded with a cargo carrier, basket, kayak racks or other items. The clamps are constructed from powder-coated steel for maximum strength, and they help keep your cargo fully secure no matter where the trail takes you. When the adventure ends, the brackets can easily be removed by simply pulling clamp latches. CURT Jeep roof rack crossbars also have a fully slotted channel. The slots can accept bolts or hardware from a roof rack cargo carrier or any number of straps, ropes or bungees. With multiple slots spanning the length of the bracket, straps can also easily be adjusted. CURT Jeep roof rack crossbars are rated for a maximum capacity of 150 lbs. They come with all necessary hardware and require no drilling or vehicle modification for installation. They are designed to fit the Jeep Wrangler JK (compatible with hardtop only). Two brackets are included per package.
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