Interior/Exterior After market roof racks
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Welcome to NAM. :smile:
A word of caution: if you get a rack, be sure to clean the pads that contact the roof on a regular basis so that grit doesn't get ground into the paint.
As for racks, I have a Yakima rack and like it quite a bit. There is some minor interference with the sunroof if you want to slide the roof back, but you can definitely angle the sunroof.
A word of caution: if you get a rack, be sure to clean the pads that contact the roof on a regular basis so that grit doesn't get ground into the paint.
As for racks, I have a Yakima rack and like it quite a bit. There is some minor interference with the sunroof if you want to slide the roof back, but you can definitely angle the sunroof.
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Originally Posted by DiD
Welcome to NAM. :smile:
A word of caution: if you get a rack, be sure to clean the pads that contact the roof on a regular basis so that grit doesn't get ground into the paint.
As for racks, I have a Yakima rack and like it quite a bit. There is some minor interference with the sunroof if you want to slide the roof back, but you can definitely angle the sunroof.
A word of caution: if you get a rack, be sure to clean the pads that contact the roof on a regular basis so that grit doesn't get ground into the paint.
As for racks, I have a Yakima rack and like it quite a bit. There is some minor interference with the sunroof if you want to slide the roof back, but you can definitely angle the sunroof.
The Yak is the way to go, with a clean roof of course.
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