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Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars - Naked Roofs or Fixed Mounting Points - Qty 4

Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars - Naked Roofs or Fixed Mounting Points - Qty 4

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Durable nylon legs with built-in locks help mount Vortex Aero crossbars to your vehicle's naked roof or fixed mounting points. Leg bases pivot to level bars on your roof. Pair with 2 crossbars and fit kit to create complete roof rack. Great Prices for the best roof rack from Rhino Rack. Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars - Naked Roofs or Fixed Mounting Points - Qty 4 part number RRRLKVA can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Rhino Rack Roof Rack - RRRLKVA

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Durable nylon legs with built-in locks help mount Vortex Aero crossbars to your vehicle's naked roof or fixed mounting points. Leg bases pivot to level bars on your roof. Pair with 2 crossbars and fit kit to create complete roof rack.


Features:

  • 4 Legs help to mount Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero crossbars to your vehicle's naked roof or fixed mounting points
    • Pair with 2 crossbars and a custom fit kit (sold separately) to create a complete roof rack
  • Leg bases pivot to ensure the crossbars are level on your roof
  • Locks secure system to your roof
  • UV-stabilized, glass-reinforced nylon is durable and weather resistant
  • Allen key included to ensure legs are securely mounted to your roof


Specs:

  • Quantity: 4 legs
  • Weight capacity: 165 lbs
    • Always observe your vehicle's maximum roof load capacity
  • 5-Year limited warranty


RLKVA Rhino Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Cross Bars - Qty 4

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Video Transcript for Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars Installation - 2022 Ford Maverick

Hi everyone, Aiden here at etrailer. Today we're gonna be taking a look at and showing you how to install this Rhino Rack Roof Rack system on our 2022 Ford Maverick. Now a roof rack is good for a number of things, especially here on the Maverick. We do have a shorter bed, so anything longer like lumber or a kayak, it's hard to put in the bed. Putting it up on top of the vehicle might be a better option especially with kayak carriers being so easy to mount on these roof racks. I see that being a really big benefit here and not having to worry about the small bed space.

Or you can get a bike rack up here if you don't wanna put one in the hitch or in the bed and you've got the options for roof boxes and baskets. If you don't have a tunnel cover for your bed and you want to keep some stuff safe and secure and you don't have the room inside, the roof is the next best place to go because you can have a box locked up or just get that stuff and a basket strapped down on top. Whatever you do decide to carry, just make sure you stay within the weight capacity of 165 pounds. As far as roof racks go, that's a pretty standard amount and it's a pretty good amount. So anything less than that, I'd maybe be a little wary of just because it does limit you quite a bit.

But 165 pounds should be enough to get you going. So let's talk about some of the pieces of this roof rack kit because that is a full kit. The cross bars up top are gonna be the main piece. These are gonna be 54 inches long and on the Maverick they don't leave a ton of overhang on the sides. Now if you wanted to get longer bars you could get those separately.

If you wanted to use this with something like a Lotus Assist kayak carrier that will help you load up a kayak, you do need overhang on your crossbars to make those work. So it's just something to keep in mind. If you don't plan on using something like that then this should be just fine. I think it gives a really nice complete look to the Maverick and I like the fact that it doesn't have too much overhang, makes it look like it fits really well in the truck. Now on the end, you've got end caps that can be removed using the tool included in your kit and that will expose the inside T track.

So you can peel up this rubber stripping and use the T track to attach different accessories. Just keep in mind that you will have to cut and trim that weather strip to length. That's one thing about Rhino Rack's roof racks that I don't love, because with other systems like Yakima you can just slide your accessories in and that rubber strip will conform around it, no cutting needed. The other method, if you don't want to worry about any sort of modifications like that is to just clamp your accessories around the bars and that's probably the most common one. And for me, that's probably the way I would go too. These crossbars are an elliptical shape and they're gonna work really well with pretty much any clamp out there. It's a pretty standard size and you've got more than enough room underneath the bars to attach those clamps without interfering with the roof. As far as how much room you have at its lowest or closest point, you've got two and three quarters an inch from the roof to the bottom of the crossbar. Again, more than enough room for any sort of clamp that you might be attaching. And then from the roof to the tallest point of the roof rack is gonna be four inches, so it doesn't add too much height to the vehicle either. Your mounting locations for the crossbars are fixed, and that distance between your crossbars is gonna end up being 28 inches. That's gonna work really well for pretty much any accessory. Most accessories will have some adjustability with their clamps so they can meet different crossbar spreads, but 28 is a really good kind of middle of the road number that should work well with a lot of accessories. One thing I will point out with the Maverick specifically is going to be the antenna placement. It's kind of an in inconvenient spot and comes really close to the roof rack here because roof space is pretty limited. Now depending on the accessory you plan on putting up here this may or may not be a concern. Any sort of kayak carrier that holds the kayak more vertically, or maybe a bike rack where you can kind of offset them, probably not gonna be an issue because you're not gonna be coming into close contact with this. But any sort of basket or box, I would be wary of this because this is gonna limit our space quite a bit. Now there's a couple different solutions you can come to here. You can just remove it by unthreading it, or something I would probably do myself is actually swap this out for a shorter antenna. And if you do choose to do that, anything that is two and a half inches or less will clear with the crossbar. So if you do plan on adding one of those aftermarket, just make sure it's shorter than two and a half inches and you won't have any clearance issues with the crossbars. The legs are what attach the crossbars to the base of the roof rack system and those are lockable. So upon removing those, it exposes all the hardware that we use to attach the roof rack, and whenever we put it back in place and lock it up, it keeps all that stuff safe and sound so no one can mess with it when we're not around. And it gives the roof rack a pretty complete look. And the final piece of our puzzle is the fit kit underneath. These are the rubber pads and the clamps that attach. These are gonna fit and match the contours of our roof since it is a naked roof and it doesn't have any preexisting rails or mounting points for threaded bolts. This is what lets us attach it and that clamp will just go on the inside of the door jam here, clamp underneath, and you can just shut the door on it like that. It actually works out pretty well for naked roofs. I've had a roof rack like this on my car for many years now and it's always worked out well for me and I've never had any security issues with it. As far as the installation goes, it's gonna be really straightforward. Rhino Rack does a great job at making a system that's very easy to install. There's really only two bolts we need to worry about and one tool that comes with the kit. So let's go ahead and show you how we got ours installed. We're gonna start our installation off on the ground with our crossbars. Now I've already got the weather strips installed in the top. It's real easy to do, just pop 'em into that top channel and then on the very ends, you'll need to cut one of them to length so just make a cut and get that popped in. Then I've also got the end caps off so that we can slide our legs in. (crossbar clanks) These are gonna be having a bolt and a block. I'm gonna leave that block loose enough so that we can move it back and forth and slide this into the track on the underside of the bar. As we slide it in, you will also have a measurement strip much like the weather stripping up top that we can cut to length. These crossbars aren't staying on the vehicle though so we're not gonna cut those strips and make modifications to it. We're just gonna take our measuring tape and measure out the distance between the end of the track and where it meets the leg. And again, for that strip that's included you would just cut that to the length specified in your instructions (tape measure clatters) and then you can butt it up right against the cut you made. Once you've got it in position, tighten it down using the included tool and repeat that process on the other side. A quick note with the tool that's included. As you're tightening these bolts down and pushing with your thumb on this curved part here it'll start to flatten out and once it flattens out that's when you know it's properly torqued down. We'll see this later again during the install as we do the clamps. At the bottom of the legs we can turn our attention to our fit kit. These are gonna be the rower pads that come in a separate box with all your hardware. And what we need to look at with those is the number on the bottom of the pad and an arrow. Your front crossbar is gonna have two different numbers, one for the front passenger, one for the front driver's side and the rear crossbar, it's gonna be the same on both. The only thing we wanna pay attention to is that arrow and make sure that when we have the setup on the vehicle that the arrows are facing outward. The bottom of the pad that has the number in the arrow is what's gonna be touching the vehicle. So I'm just gonna get it over to the leg, match the holes up, and get it pushed into position. Now we already have our front cross bar in place because in your instructions they give you measurements for the correct places to put these bars. The front crossbar, you're gonna go to the center between the two doors and measure to the center of the bar where you can see an arrow. That's gonna be a certain measurement, specified in the instructions, and the rear crossbar is gonna be based off of the first one. So we're gonna do the front one first. I'm just gonna set it up loosely in place for right now and it can help to have an extra set of hands on the other side of the vehicle to guide things over. But generally, as long as that pad is fitting around the lip on the roof here it should be fitting on the other side just fine, so long as our other measurements are good. From there we can grab our tape measure and take a measurement from the center of our front crossbar to the center of the rear one, right where that arrow is is a good measure of center, and make sure that it matches the measurement in our instructions. (tape measure clicking) Whenever you're making those adjustments just make sure you make it on both sides to make sure that the bars are running parallel to each other, and make sure that as you're doing that the pad is still making good contact around the lip of the roof. With everything in place, we can get it clamped down. The clamps are gonna be the same for all four locations and so are the bolts. So no need to worry about those. And what will happen is the bolt will feed through the hole in the clamp and thread into a block located on the inside of our leg. It's gonna be hard to see with my hands in the way but just get it loosely started by hand. Make sure that you don't feel any sort of cross threading. And as you do this, just get it loosely secured on both sides. You don't wanna fully tighten down one side because what it's gonna do is just pull the whole crossbar over to that side. So you want to jump back and forth between the two bolts making sure that they get tightened down evenly so that it keeps the crossbar even on the roof. Now as we are tightening these clamps down with our tool you will notice the clamp start to become more and more flush with the inside of the door here. That's perfect. Once everything's torqued down properly and our tool is flattening out like we saw earlier, we wanna make sure that there's really no gaps in there and everything's making good contact. Once that's done, the install is complete. We can finish things up by just popping on our end caps, both for the crossbar and locking it with the included tool and the towers or the legs themselves using that included key, making sure everything's secured. And I always like to give it a good shake test just to make sure everything feels nice and solid on the roof and that I'm not seeing any movement or gaps in any of the clamps. But everything looks really solid and I'd say that we're good to go. And that'll do it for our look at this Rhino Rack Roof Rack System on the top of our 2022 Ford Maverick. Thanks for watching.

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Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars - Naked Roofs or Fixed Mounting Points - Qty 4 - RRRLKVA

Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (2402 Customer Reviews)

Durable nylon legs with built-in locks help mount Vortex Aero crossbars to your vehicle's naked roof or fixed mounting points. Leg bases pivot to level bars on your roof. Pair with 2 crossbars and fit kit to create complete roof rack.

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I am very happy with my purchase of the 2500 Series Rhino Roof Rack system from etrailer. I wanted to transport a Mohawk Intrepid 16’ canoe from Pagosa Springs to my home in Albuquerque that my good friend left me when he passed. We used to run the Chama River from El Vado Dam to just short of Big Eddy, a great overnight trip of 22 miles. I didn’t know what I needed in a roof rack for my Toyota Tacoma full cab but Alyssa at etrailer was very helpful and so pleasant. The delivery was quick and the installation was pretty easy (the videos on etrailer’s website were a big help). The day I drove from Pagosa to ABQ, Feb 26, 2023, it was very windy, 40 mph gusting to 60 mph! Not an ideal day to be carrying a canoe on the roof! But the Rhino Rack was rock solid and the canoe didn’t budge, even though my truck was getting getting pushed around. I’ve left the rack on because I like the way it looks! (PS. I added another strap to the back rack after I took the photo) Highly recommend etrailer to anyone considering purchasing a roof rack!

Peter

3/5/2024

Still 100 happy and satisfied with the Rhino Rack! In addition to the intended use, an added bonus is that it helps me find my truck in a crowded parking lot!



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I wanted to share the items I used to be able to haul two Wilderness Systems Tsunami 145 kayaks on my 2006 Scion xB. This may help others who struggle with deciding what to use. I am pleased with my purchase and hope this helps. I originally thought I wanted the Thule Hull-A-Port Aero, but they discontinued making the fit kit for their roof rack systems and I ended up going with the Kuats. I am glad that they didn’t make the fit kit for approximately $[XX] and so they missed out on the rest of my business. Here are the items I used for anyone interested – pictures included. Custom DK Fit Kit for 4 Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Roof Rack Legs - Naked Roof #DK138, Kuat Class 4 V2 Kayak Carrier w/ Tie-Downs - J-Style - Folding - 1 Kayak - Black #KU53VR and these are really cool, Rhino-Rack 2500 Series Legs for Vortex Aero Crossbars - Naked Roofs or Fixed Mounting Points - Qty 4 #RRRLKVA, Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars - Aluminum - Black - 54" Long - Qty 2 #RRVA137-B2. The 54” crossbars fit really well and the perfect length in my opinion and it doesn’t stick out like the longer ones would. Also purchased two sets of these Malone QuickLash T-Style Hood Loops for Bow and Stern Tie-Downs - Qty 2 #MPG308.



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Hello, I am having a problem with a part of the legs for my crossbars. The Bolt and its rectangular metal plate that holds the leg onto the crossbar is stripped. I used this product last year during the summer. The crossbars were taken off during the winter and stored. I went to replace them on the car yesterday and found these parts to be stripped. I can't use the crossbar without an new piece. I need customer service to ship me out a new bolt and plate.

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Jenny N.

5/16/2023

I will have Customer Service contact you to discuss the warranty on the foot.



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The selection process that etrailer uses is top-notch. This really helped narrow down the choices for my 2019 RAM Quad cab. I bought this all kitted together. The assembly process is very straightforward and well-documented. I would highly recommend etrailer as a source for vehicle accessories. I have Yakima bike racks on our Subaru and this is as good if not better.



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Look how nice my crossbars look? I ordered these and paid extra for expedited shipping so that I could have them to put a luggage carrier on my roof. The legs for the crossbars never showed up and the crossbars came late as well. I ran out and got a trailer hitch basket for extra storage. Tack on an extra $[XX] in addition to the extra $$ for fast shipping and I'm $[XX] into these crossbars that I couldn't use for their intended purpose. I called early enough that the company could have overnighted the legs but they just kept blaming UPS. Very disappointed.

Brooke M.

9/12/2022

Thank you for letting us know about this. I have already sent your information along to our customer service team to make sure they reach out to you about this.



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I shopped online retailers namely Amazon and EBAY looking for the cross bar setup I would need for my 2012 Toyota Camry LE. My Camry has a naked roof. The whole experience was confusing. None of the needed components were combined together. I found each component listed separately but nothing to indicate they were the correct components for my car. Then ETRAILER.COM popped up in my search. I simply entered my car’s year, make, and model, and answered the question about the car roof (being naked with no factory installed cargo bars) and suddenly I had a list of the available cross bars for my vehicle with all the necessary components to install them. One or two clicks put the whole thing in my cart for purchase. ETRAILER .COM is your one stop shop. As a side note I purchased Yakima ski racks on sale to install on these cross bars. Another customer asked if these ski racks would fit his car and I explained yes they will with the appropriate cross bars. I sent him to “ETRAILER.COM” so he could get the correct setup. Pictures forthcoming.

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Brooke M.

1/31/2024

That is awesome, Mike! Love to hear it! And thank you for telling your friend about us, too!



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Good price. Came quickly. Although one of the cross bar boxes was open when delivered, everything was complete and undamaged. Be sure to check inside the cross bars for the rubber strips!!



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Today I installed roof Rack I take pictures send to you ,what is roof rack on the my car?good or bad let me know thanks you

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Katrina B.

4/3/2023

Heck yeah!! I think it looks great!! We love pictures! Tell us more and give us more pictures!



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etrailer.com's videos and additional customer support made the purchase of a Rhino Rack system from them for our 2010 Malibu a no brainer. The rack fit the car perfectly, and with the videos and clear instructions that came with the kit, I got it installed on the car with only one misstep. The instructions came the the measurements in centimeters and inches. I didn't have a metric tape measure, and ended up messing up converting fractions to decimal.
My Daughter is going to college 500 miles away and is moving into an unfurnished apartment and needed to pick up some small furniture that wouldn't fit in her Malibu. She purchased several items from Facebook Marketplace and was able to transport a twin bed and mattress, a medium sized desk and some dining room chairs (in several trips) with no problems.
The only thing I can think of to improve the installation would be to have the Inches measurements in decimal or to include an inexpensive metric tape.

Mark

8/20/2020

Still rock solid after a year. Very happy with the Rack. My daughter has used it from time to time over the past year when something wont fit in her car, and shes had no problems with it at all.



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Bought this rack to carry canoe, etc. while towing our camper. Installation is easy with one person so long as you take your time to get the original setup meticulously correct. If you're planning to put it on only occasionally when you're using it, it's 10 to 15 minutes for one person to install once the original setup is done and the clamp points marked with the little unobtrusive stickers they send with the kit. Originally planned to put it on only when using because we only really need it a couple times a year (we just throw the canoe in the back for local trips). Looks good enough we might leave it on all the time. Even thought I didn't know I needed it until I was already at the store, it certainly came in handy bringing home a 10 foot long 2x8 on a rainy day when I needed to keep the bed cover closed. etrailer's service was prompt and flawless as always.

Dan

3/11/2019

After a year, still works perfectly. No problems with clamp slippage or anything else over time.



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2017 Pontiac Trans Sport Van

The racks fit perfectly! They are a great fit to my car. They don’t interfere with the sunroof’s operation. I assembled it on my own with no difficulty. It was easy to assemble. The directions it provides to you are easy to follow. The only down side was getting the plastic pieces to lock on the ends of the bars. Other than that they are great and they look great on my car! I plan to use them to transport kayaks! They are very sturdy and very trust worthy for transporting a couple of kayaks. I recommend these racks to anyone who has a 2016 or 2017 Nissan Altima!

Colby P.

6/3/2019

This rack has been great! I have had no problems with it.



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Great rack for a great price. I tried an Amazon knock off, and that was a piece of junk. The Rhino rack is relatively easy to install, is very secure, and has lots of accessories.



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The installed rack has done the job well and after installing and breaking down after one ski season and then reinstalling for the next season, no issues or problems to report. Everything has worked out great.



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The rack was easy to install and after some adjustment, it holds well to the roof. It is well made and strong. It holds my light rack on very well at high speeds and hard cornering. Conclusion, its a great rack for a vehicle that doesn't have factory rack mounts. Installation will go easier with a friend to help.



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2013 Honda CR-V

Excellent price and quick shipping. Excellent support for missing bar end cap. Rack was easy to put together and install and video was helpful. My only complaint is when trying to tie down kayak to cradle it is not easy to keep the loop over the top of the upright "U" shaped bar, it keeps siding down. We wrapped two pieces of foam around the bar to create a channel to hold the strap now it is easy.

James

8/24/2019

Excellent



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Toyota Tacoma

Not too hard of an install and it looks great! Highly recommend for a basic utility roof rack for your 23 Tacoma.



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2015 Toyota Tundra

Really nice on my toyota tundra rhino rack look how cool is it thanks you so much



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These ar ok. The design is silly because you can get your hand under the door and easily rip it off plus one just fell off on the highway.

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Jenny N.

5/24/2023

Goodness! Did the whole foot come off the rack or jut the end cap? I have heard of the end caps being lost however not typically the whole roof rack foot.



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I bought the complete set (mounting points, mounts and aero cross bars) looking for a less expensive approach for a rack to carry my sea kayak. The equipment shipped quickly from or via etrailer. The instructions that came with the whole kit leave a little bit to be desired and a little bit of mechanical interpretation is needed to figure out what parts you need and which you don't. The whole set went together relatively easily in an hour or so. I remove the bars, mounts and mounting points when not in use which is a bit time consuming and fiddly. I had to replace the mazda 3's roof moulding which was continuous with one that had the necessary pop out pieces to accept the rack but this was not costly nor a big job. Overall, I am pleased with the rhino rack and it looks just fine. The one area it could be improved is wind noise - at some speeds there can be quite a heavy drone either off the bars or mounts. The bars do have rubber inserts to smooth out the surface across the width of the car. I suspect it might be the mounts which have the inboard side of them completely open so the air flowing along the car goes over this open space like you would have happen when you blow across the top of a bottle. I am going to try to cover the sides with gorilla tape to see if this makes a difference. Apart from that, I am quite happy with the etrailer ordering, delivery and the Rhino rack in general.



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2017 Hyundai Sonata

I love it works amazing on my 2017 Hyundai sonata sport 2.0T



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Easy to assemble and install. Pay attention to leg pad direction as indicated on instruction sheet.



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Lexus IS 250

This roof rack works great! At first I was skeptical about putting a rack on my IS250, but it couldn't have turned out better. Paired with the Yakima Highroad, I can easily transport my bikes around without worrying about anything coming loose while driving. The installation instructions for the legs and bars are pretty straightforward. Takes about 30-45 minutes total to install.



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The Rhino system works great the way it is. I'm going camping next week and took the two bars out of the closet and right onto the car. No adjustments were needed. The feet fell right into the roof line where I initially set it up. All I had to do was clamp it down. Last weekend I had the basket up there with two fully loaded RTIC coolers probably pushing 150 pounds with no problems. For this trip I have my Yakima easy load bike racks on the roof. They clamped right onto the Rhino bars and they're in a much better position for loading and unloading than my last truck.

I'm very happy with the product and not expecting anything else. Thanks for following up.



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2016 Ford Escape

The Rhino Rack is very well made. I installed it my self on our 2016 Ford Escape, but had an assist from my wife to fine tune it at the end. There was no whistling or any other distracting wind noise on our 3,500 mile drive to visit family out West. A Sear's Cargo Box was easily mounted to the Rhino Rack and it remained centered and secured at western highway speed limits plus. The included locks on the roof mounts were the selling point for me. The Rhino Rack remained securely mounted to the roof with no additional adjustments or tightening being needed. Great Product. Donna P. @ etrailer was super with the order.



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2018 Honda HR-V

Been wanting to get a roof rack for my small Honda H-RV suv for some time now. Finally decided to pull the trigger on one and opted for this Rhino rack system.
Watching the etrailer install video and following the manufacturer's instruction, the front rack went on easily and perfectly. However, the rear track turned out to be a very long process. Why? Because I thought the manufacturer's measurements for the rear was an error. After the rack was assembled, it didn't seat into the roof channel at all. It appeared to be well short. So, I proceeded to use my mechanical ingenuity to get this rack to fit on my own. After a lengthy span of time and numerous adjustments, I'd come to realize that the manufacturer's measurements were correct. The footing did not sit perfectly until the unit was fully tightened against the vehicle. Live and learn.....once again.
The rack is absolutely solid, and looks very clean and sharp on top of the H-RV. I could not detect any additional noise while driving, even at highway speed.
The main purpose of this roof rack was for transporting my recreational kayak. I was not aware that these bars had a rubber strip running along the entire top of the bar. This turned out to be perfect for the kayak. Now, I didn't need to buy a specific kayak cradle. The kayak, one strapped down, is held absolutely secured to the rack.
I am very happy with this product! Once again, etrailer comes through perfectly with another of my order. Prompt service and indepth product info are the reasons why I shop here!


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