Roof Cargo Box Recommendation for a 2014 Honda CR-V with Factory Roof Rack

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Do you have any roof boxes that would fit a Honda crv 2014. I have the roof rack and cross bars from dealer.

asked by: Sue

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All of the Thule and Yakima roof cargo boxes we carry will fit the crossbars of your 2014 Honda CR-V. I attached a page that has them all listed.

The Thule Force XL cargo box part # TH6358B that you referenced would be a great option that is very popular. It can carry up to 17 cubic feet of storage space and would fit your vehicle well. Check out the review video I attached for more info.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

When we test fitted the Thule Motion XT Alpine - 16 cu ft #TH629506 on a 2016, you can see in the attached video that the back hatch was not able to be fully opened before coming in contact with the back of the box. Now if you meant the Thule…

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Answer 2

While there is always going to be some noise with a rooftop basket as you know, a quieter option is indeed the Thule Canyon XT Roof Cargo Basket - Steel - 69" x 40" x 6" #TH859XT-8591XT. The reason for that is its more…

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For your 2019 Honda CR-V with a naked roof I recommend the Rhino Rack roof rack part numbers #RRVA137B-2, #RRRLKVA, and #DK284. This rack fits directly to the factory fixed mounting points on the roof of your vehicle and gives you a high quality…

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You'll want to take two measurements prior to purchasing a roof box, as the fit is somewhat unique to each vehicle. To get your available clearance, you'll want to measure from the center of the front crossbar to the line where your roof…

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For your 2015 Honda CR-V with a naked roof we have the Rhino Rack roof rack that consists of part numbers #RRVA137B-2, #RRRLKVA, and #DK284. This has a 165 lb capacity and bars that are 54 inches in length. You'd need to be sure you don't…

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Answer 6

For the Thule Force XT Sport Rooftop Cargo Box #TH6356B to allow the hatch on your 2016 Honda CR-V to fully open without interference you need to have at least 48-1/4" from the middle of your forward most crossbar to the line where your roof and…

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For your 2016 Honda CR-V I recommend going with the Thule Force XT L Rooftop Cargo Box #TH6357B. This cargo carrier in my opinion hits all the wickets you're after. It's shorter measuring only 74-3/4" long overall so you should not run…

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Answer 8

Both the Yakima SkyBox NX 16 #Y07335 and the Thule Motion XT L #TH629706 are excellent options that look great, feature dual side access, and give you 16 cu ft of extra cargo space. I recommend going with the Motion XT L though because it allows you…

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Answer 9

Based on your measurements of 31-1/2 inches from center to center of each crossbar, you will be just fine with most any cargo box you choose. I recommend the Yakima Skybox #Y07337 because it's 3x stiffer than other Yakima cargo boxes. It opens…

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Answer 10

The real difference in which to get between the Yakima LoadWarrior with Extension, part #Y07070-74 and the Thule Canyon XT, part #TH859XT-8591XT will be between what kind of load bars you have equipped to the 2017 Toyota 4Runner and how its planned…

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Answer 11

We can get your 2016 Honda Pilot with a naked roof set up to carry your skis, and you'll need to start with a roof rack. The best option for your Pilot is going to be a rack system from Rhino-Rack because they offer a rack system that is the same…

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Answer 12

I've never heard of an actual third brake light connector on a camper shell to plug in on a truck and we don't carry any parts to do that. The light generally needs to be hardwired into the truck's brake light circuit. The issue with this…

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