Rhino Rack Roof Rack Review - 2013 Nissan Rogue- Video
Speaker 1: Today, on our 2013 Nissan Rogue, we'll be taking a look at and showing you how to install the Rhino Rack Roof Rack System. This is going to consist of the Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars, part number: RRVA126B-2; the Rhino Rack 2500 Series Leg, part number: RRRLKVA; and the fit kit for our Rogue, part number: DK146. Now, keep in mind that our crossbars are also available in silver, part number: RRVA126S-2.The Rhino Rack Roof Rack System is a great solution for carrying your vehicle accessories on your roof, whether those are bike racks, ski and snowboard carriers or cargo baskets. It's going to help free up space inside your vehicle, allow you to carry more passengers or more gear.The aerodynamic shape of our bars is going to help to reduce wind, noise and drag as well as the weatherstrip on the inside channel. If we remove our end cap, we can see that our weatherstrip is easy to remove. We can cut it down and place in channel-mounted accessories.Though we have a plastic lock core on our end cap for our crossbar, we do have the option to place in a metal lock core which will help to reduce theft and tampering of any channel-mounted accessories. more
10/3/2017 11:08:02 AM
Thule Traverse Roof Rack Installation - 2013 Nissan Rogue- Video
Today on our 2013 Nissan Rogue, we'll be test fitting the Thule traverse roof rack system using part number t-h-l-b 58, t-h 480 and t-h-k-i-t 1587. With our roof rack assembled according to the instructions, we'll begin our test fit by opening both front doors. We'll grab our front bar and place it on to the front part of our roof. To ensure that we have this bar in the correct location, we need to measure 12 inches from the leading edge of the windshield to the closest point of the foot pack. We'll do this measurement on both sides to ensure that our feet are in line with each other. Then we can use the included Allen tool to tighten the Allen bolt to secure our clamps around the roofline of our Rogue. We'll tighten a little bit at a time on each side to ensure we don't lose our position. Once we have those tight, we can slide the tool into the foot pack and close the cover. We'll grab our rear bar and open our rear doors. more
11/5/2013 10:00:22 AM
