Flush Roof Rail Cross Bars

The modula universal cross bars fit most all metal flush side roof rails with an indent on the outside edge.

Flush roof rail cross bars.

In this type of roof rail the feet of the roof rail are attached to the roof of the vehicle and the rail itself forms an arc. Raised roof rails most likely seen on suv and station wagon style cars. Removable design using molded rubber pads and stainless steel hardware. The close to factory design looks great and is often cheaper than buying from the dealer.

The hardware kit contains specialized hardware that attaches to the rails and to the feet offten by squeezing the rail like a vise. A raised rail roof rack consists of three main components. These are as the name implies rails that are raised up probably about 2 inches on the vehicle roof. The second type is the flush mounted roof rail.

Top quality great selection and expert advice you can trust. Some vehicles come with a roof rack installed by the vehicle manufacturer that in most cases falls short on functionality or lacks crossbars all together. Standard shipping on orders of 50 or more. This type of roof rail typically has several inches between the roof of the vehicle and the rail.

Designed to fit most vehicles with closed flush side rails. If your vehicle has rails running from the front to back this is the option for you. Before ordering please search your vehicle model in the question and answers section ask the question or message us directly. Factory installed roof racks generally come with either a raised side rail or a continuous side rail.

2 apex universal aluminum cross bars 3 yakima whispbar flush bar roof rack 4 sportrack complete roof rack system. There is no space between the rail and the roof of the vehicle in this type. These roof rack cross bars have a low profile and do not extend past your vehicles side roof rails. However some roof rails are not compatible.

Fully lockable on the crossbar end caps. The modula oval cross bar system is a universal fit roof rack cross bar. The rack cross bars the rack feet sometimes called stays or towers and a vehicle specific pad and hardware kit.