THULE Roof Racks for TOYOTA, Highlander, 5-dr SUV, with Fixing Point, 2014-->

Roof Racks for fixed points, material aluminium, bar length 127cm, maximum load 100kg, colour: silver, closeable
Code:  AUPR234446 Producer's Website:

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THULE Roof Racks for TOYOTA, Highlander, 5-dr SUV, with Fixing Point, 2014-->

Whether you carry sports equipment or holiday gear, the THULE Roof Racks for TOYOTA, Highlander, 5-dr SUV, with Fixing Point, 2014--> can take your car's carrying capacity to a whole new level. These roof racks are designed for use with fix points. You can therefore use them on cars without roof rails. The maximum carrying capacity of the carrier bars is 100 kg. It is always necessary to take the carrying capacity of the roof itself into account also. The Thule roof racks are made of aluminium, so they are lightweight, as well as resistant to corrosion. They have a traditional silver colour.

THULE Roof Racks for TOYOTA, Highlander, 5-dr SUV, with Fixing Point, 2014--> Roof Racks Key Features

  • Load cargo and sports equipment easily
  • Thule roof racks have a load capacity of 100 kg
  • They are attached to the car's fix points
  • The aluminium construction resists corrosion well
  • With the lock, you needn't worry about them being stolen
  • Thule crossbars have a silver colour
  • Easy installing

Specifications

Manufacturer
TOYOTA
Bar length
127 cm
T-slot
yes
Material
Aluminium

Car Configurator

Manufacturer
TOYOTA

Bar length

Bar length
127 cm

Mounting

T-slot
yes

Material

Material
Aluminium

Load capacity

Load capacity
100 kg
More Specifications

Thule Group, Dockgatan 1, SE-211 12 Malmö, Sweden, +46-40-635 90 00, [email protected]

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