Yakima Roof Rack Review - 2017 Ford F-150- Video

Today on our 2017 Ford F150 we're going to test fitting the Yakima Jet Stream Crossbar Roof Rack System. This is going to be consisting of part numbers Y00426, these are the Jet Stream Crossbars, 60" long. These are also available in silver, part number Y00429. We'll also be using part number Y00146, these are the baseline towers for the Yakima Crossbars, and part number Y06122. You're going to have two kits of these, and this is the base clip fit kit for the F150. The Yakima Jet Stream Roof Rack System is great for carrying a wide variety of objects up on the top of your roof while freeing up space both inside your vehicle and in the bed of the truck. It can also serve as an extension for your ladder rack if you have one on your truck for carrying loads such as ladder, lumber, or whatever it is you're hauling. more

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4/13/2017 10:12:26 AM

Rhino Rack Roof Rack Review - 2017 Ford F-150- Video

Today on our 2017 Ford F-150, we're going to be taking a look at the Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Roof Rack System. Consisting of part numbers RRVA150B-2. These are the Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Cross Bars, 59" long. These also come in silver as part number RRVA150S-2. We'll also be using part number RRRLKVA, these are the Rhino Rack 2500 series legs for the aero cross bars. And part number DK427 which is the fit kit for the Ford F-150. Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Roof Rack System is great for carrying a wide variety of accessories on the roof of your truck, while freeing up space on the inside, and freeing up some space on the bed of the truck for other things. more

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3/30/2017 11:57:07 AM

Rhino Rack Roof Rack Review - 2016 Ford F-150- Video

Today on this 2016 Ford F150 we're going to be test fitting the Rhino Rack Vortex Aero Roof Rack System. Consisting of part numbers RRVA150B-2, which are going to be the crossbars, and then the legs, part number RRRLKBA, and then the fit kit, part number DK427. As you can see we have the front one already installed, let's go ahead and show you have the rear one goes on. Once you get the kit, here's what you're pretty much going to get with it, with the exception of the roll tape here. You're going to get the two measuring strips, the legs, the foot pads, the hooks, and the covers that will actually lock up the legs once you have them installed. We have the left one installed, let's go head and move on to the other. I'll flip this around for you. Go head and take our leg here, line it up with the track, slide it in. more

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4/19/2016 2:36:36 PM

Rhino Rack Roof Cargo Carrier Review - 2016 Ford F-150- Video

Today on this 2016, Ford F150, we're going to be test fitting the Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform Universal Mount Cargo Basket, part number RR42115BF. This measures 58 inches long by 47 inches wide. We have three of the feet already attached to the vehicle and we'll go ahead and show you how the last one goes on. Go ahead and start by taking our top part, that'll go on top of the crossbar, this plastic piece. Set that in place. We'll take our metal bracket. more

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4/19/2016 2:36:33 PM

Thule Roof Rack Review - 2015 Ford F-150- Video

Today on our 2015 Ford F-150, we're doing a test fit of the Thule Traverse Aero Bar Roof Racking System. The Thule Aeroblades, part number is T-H-A-R-B-6-0. The Thule Rapid Traverse Foot Pack, T-H-4-8-0-R, and the Thule Fit Kit is T-H-K-I-T-1-7-8-7. Now we already have the first one already on. I'd like to show you how we install the second one now. All right, we have a table here with our crossbar, we have our foot pad and this is our Fit Kit, the pad and the clip, plus we have a tool that comes with it. Our tape measurement does not include it but we have one to take a couple of measurements. We're going to install our Foot Kit. more

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1/15/2016 9:01:06 AM

Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Roof Rack Review - 2006 Ford F-150- Video

Today on our 2006 Ford F150 we'll be test fitting the Rhino Rack Vortex Roof Rack System using part numbers RRVA150B-2, RRRLKVA, and DK150. We'll begin our test fit by placing the front crossbar onto the front of our roof. We'll then need to measure two hundred and eighty millimeters from the center of the door jamb to the center of our foot pack. We'll need to make this measurement on both the passenger and driver's side of the vehicle to ensure the front crossbar is perpendicular to the roof and the pads contour to the roof line correctly. With the bar in position we then need to pull back some of the weather stripping to insert the clip in between the weather stripping and the seam of our door. Once this is done we'll use the included tightening tool to tighten down the black bolt, tightening down each side a little bit at a time, just to make sure the bar stays centered. Once everything is all tightened down and secure we can place our rear bar onto the rear of our roof and measure the crossbar spread. more

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9/30/2014 7:12:18 AM

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