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Pair Of Thule 32" Square Load Cross Bars on 2040-parts.com

US $79.99
Location:

West New York, New Jersey, United States

West New York, New Jersey, United States
Pair of THULE 32" Square Load Cross Bars, US $79.99, image 1
“Has some dings from use but nothing structural.”
Brand:Thule Manufacturer Part Number:n/a

These bars were fitted on to a 2009 Subaru Forester that already had factory roof cross bars installed. 

You can take off the included adapters and place other adapters/feet on, or if you already have factory cross bars you can try to fit these on.

The advantage of these feet is you can move the cross bars to different cars that already have factory cross bars. Which can be cheaper than buying a new set of Thule feet for every car. You also then don't have to worry about different car widths.

I can't guarantee the fit across all cars. You should check first with Thule.

The bars did hold two Thule Prologue 516 Bike Racks very comfortably for long trips.

End caps are also included and can cost $15 for a four pack.

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