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How To Install Yakima LockNLoad Over Truck Bed with Tonneau Cover  

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I have a 2020 Honda RIdgeline and the BAK x4 Revolver, I want to install the Yakima Track system on the bed rails and be able to put the Yakima Lock N Load above the bed. I want to the tracks along the sides of the cover as to not interfere with them, but also be able to fairly easily remove the Lock N Load with the towers when I need to open the cover or when I am not using it. I was thinking probably the Skyline towers. 1. Im not sure if you can mount the track system to the bed rails. 2. What is required to install tracks. Parts/ tools I assume you have to get to the metal under the plastic somehow and fasten it? 3.If the Yakima Lock N Load will be able to connect directly to the Skyline towers as I do not want to use cross bars also because I would prefer to not add the extra height. I know they can connect directly, I just dont know the actual distance at the connection point and if the Ridgeline bed measurements work so that it will reach at points on the LockNLoad. - I know they have a few sizes and Im not sure what size to get, or if any size will span correctly to mount without crossbars. Thank you

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In order to install the Yakima LockNLoad Platform Roof Tray above a tonneau cover on a truck bed you will need to install a set of tracks alongside the bed rails along with a crossbar system. The crossbar system is needed because the tray is not wide enough to reach just the mounting feet on the tracks. I have attached the needed parts below:

Yakima JetStream Crossbars part # Y00427
Yakima Tracks for Roof Racks part # Y01135
Landing Pad Yakima Control Towers part # Y00221 (2)
SkyLine Towers for Yakima Crossbars part # Y53TR
Yakima LockNLoad Platform Roof Tray part # Y05045

In regards to the plastic bed caps, you will need to drill through these for installation.

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