Yakima Roof Rack Recommendation for 2006 Toyota Corolla

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Hey, I was wondering if this is a complete roof rack and if it would be compatible with a toyota corolla 06. Also, it be able to fit a feather raft on top of this roof rack? A feather raft weighs 60 pounds and the size is 4ft x 8ft x 6in. Thank you so much!

asked by: Kevin Q

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The Yakima Jetstream roof rack part numbers # Y00425, # Y28TR, # Y06136, and # Y06148 is a confirmed fit for your 2006 Toyota Corolla and would be an excellent choice for a roof rack.

This rack has a weight capacity of 165 lbs so as long as the owners manual of your vehicle states that you have at least the weight capacity of your raft this would be an excellent option.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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I recommend the Thule WingBar Evo roof rack for your 2023 Toyota Corolla. This is one of the few roof racks which allows you to use the channels without trimming the rubber trim. You will need the following parts to complete the rack. Thule WingBar…

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Answer 2

For your 2020 Kia Telluride I recommend going with the Yakima JetStream Crossbars #Y00425 with RidgeLine Towers #Y00145 and RidgeClip Fit Kit #Y94FR. This rack will attach directly to your Telluride's side rails. When it comes to a kayak…

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Answer 3

The Thule WingBar Evo Crossbars - Aluminum - Black - 47" Long #TH711220 weigh roughly 6 lbs, and the Thule Evo Fixpoint Feet #TH49SC weigh roughly 4 lbs. You are correct that to determine the cargo capacity of your roof rack system you must…

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Answer 4

Yes, J-style kayak carriers like the Thule Hull-a-Port part #TH849000 can carry the Hobie kayaks you have with the deeper hull.

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Answer 5

The Quick Loops for Thule Bow/Stern Tie-Downs #TH530 can indeed be used with Thule J-style kayak holders, including the discontinued 848 XTR you mentioned. A better option is the Thule Hull-A-Port Aero #TH849000. These are channel-mounted so they are…

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Answer 6

Yes, there is a kayak load assist that will work with the Thule WingBar Evo roof rack. It is from Rhino-Rack as opposed to Thule but it will work on the WingBar Evo; what you can use is the following: - Rhino-Rack Universal Load Assist - Crossbar…

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The 53" Thule WingBar Evo Crossbars, Black #TH711420 and Silver #TH711400, have channels on the bottom which measure 9-3/4" on either side. This means that the space between the channels is 33-1/2". As long as you don't have less…

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Answer 8

Two sets of the Thule Hull-a-Port Aero #TH849000 would work with your existing roof rack. Either carrier would clamp to your WingBar Evo roof Rack This being said, have you looked at the Thule #TH890000 Compass kayak carrier? This option would allow…

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Answer 9

Thank you for the picture of your crossbars. The interior width of the Thule SUP and Surfboard Pads #TH846000 you referenced are 11 1/4" with the pad opened. They fit most aero, elliptical and factory cross bars. These give you 2 more inches…

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Answer 10

Yes, two of the Thule Hull-A-Port Kayak Carrier part #TH849000 would easily fit on a set of 53 inch long Thule Aeroblade bars #TH711420. Be sure not to exceed the weight capacity for the roof of your vehicle/roof rack as well. I attached a review…

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Answer 11

We do have a variety of options to help protect your kayak. These range from the foam blocks #MPG152 that you referenced to the linked page of crossbar pads like the Yakima part #Y07412 which are 20" long. If you can let me know what load…

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Answer 12

You actually will want to open the end of the crossbar like in the picture I attached and then slide the strip down the end of the crossbar. You would not want to try and press it in. Hope your thumb feels better!

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