| Color | black |
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| Vehicle Service Type | Car, SUV, Truck |
| Material | Alloy Steel, Rubber |
| Brand | MAXXHAUL |
| Item Weight | 25 Pounds |
| Is Foldable | No |
| Load Capacity | 150 pound |
| Mounting Type | Roof Mount,Crossbar Mount |
| Manufacturer | MaxxHaul |
| Model | MaxxHaul 70115 Steel Roof Rack-150 lb Capacity |
| Item Weight | 25 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 37 x 18.2 x 7.9 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 70115 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 70115 |
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NOTICE WARNING
Due to different weather conditions and outside elements, we suggest that when it is not in use please store this rack indoor or coat it with truck bed paint liner to completely make it rust proof.
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Instant Cargo Space!Provides instant cargo space for vehicles with cross bars Features a 46" x 35-3/4" x 4-1/2" High Roof Basket |
Attaches To Most Cross BarsEasy to use U-Bolts with Rubber Caps to protect your cargo |
Easy To Install & AssembleIncludes assembly and mounting hardware |
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| Customer Rating | (9743) | (273) | (11) | (891) |
| Price | $129.99 | $156.46 | $117.79 | $219.00 |
| Shipping | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details | FREE Shipping. Details |
| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | MaxMate Depot |
| Item Weight | 25.00 lbs | 45.00 lbs | 33.70 lbs | 30.00 lbs |
This thing is a different price every time I look at it. I think I've seen it from about $76 up to $101, where it is as of this writing. After reading the reviews and knowing that I would need to seal and coat one of these racks (and any rack) myself, I hit the used section and found one that was described as having "major cosmetic flaws or damage." That was perfect for a rack I'm going to refinish anyway! It was $57. It arrived quickly and was well packed. Guys...it had minor, superficial scuffs. Much less than you would get after the first time using it for *anything* and I guess someone returned it for that. Score for me! It looked just fine, but rust prevention is the issue, so to coat or not to coat was not the question. As many have said, the drilled holes do not line up well, but the screws are also abysmal little things that only go through one side anyway. I'm not going down the highway like that! I drilled larger holes in all 8 locations in the main assembly (I left the fairing screws alone, just sealed them) and got larger bolts, that go through both sides, locking washers and nylocks, hit the holes with flex seal and bolted it up. NOW, I trusted it. I would not be comfortable using only the included screws at all. I went over the welds and they were actually mostly ok. I hit any iffy ones with flex seal and definitely did the same for the joints (I didn't bother with the bound-to-fail covers for the joints...heavy coats of flex here) and then gave the whole rack, minus the fairing, a couple coats of truck bed liner spray. I left the fairing with it's gloss finish alone, only sealing the holes and screws, since the wind resistance would be more minimized. I'm probably going to fine sand and give it one more shot of liner in a few days. Mine came with a printed logo, not the sticker. I thought about covering it and putting a Subaru decal over it, but, you know what? The Maxxhaul one looks good and I'm not trying to pass it off as another brand or anything. I may keep it like this. Digging it so far. The mounting hardware was fine and works well. I doubt you would want to use this out of the box as is, but, throw a trip to the hardware store (yay!), a few minutes of power tools (yay!) and a little sealant and spray liner (yay!), and you have yourself a nice rack, and had as much fun as a nice rack should be, to those who appreciate such things. I made out like a bandit on this thing and I like it! Oh, and the wind noise is wayyyy less than I expected. I have to imagine that I can even hear anything at all. I can't feel any drag and haven't had my MPG go down, which actually surprises me. I did mount it as far back as I could, so as not to block my panoramic sunroof, so maybe that helps. If its over $100, I guess you are approaching Rola territory, as well as some others, and there are some extendable ones around that point, so at $80ish or below, this is a no brainer. At the $57 I paid; a steal. I wanted a smallish rack that would be strong enough to trust and, after throwing a few bucks and minutes at it, that's what I have! And the "work" I did with this one, I would do on any rack, even much more expensive ones. It was a great value and I am psyched about having it on my Forester! It can carry some of my training gear (important for us personal trainers in the apocalypse) and camping stuff when we head out. If you are wanting to use it as it comes out of the box...I can't say, but I'd surprised if that worked well. If you want to spend a few minutes making it road/weather-worthy, this rack should work great for you! I'm really glad I bought it.UPDATE: With the weatherproofing I outlined above, this thing has been through numerous rain storms and ZERO rust. You need to do that and it's perfect. Same for my LED lights. People complain that they get moisture and fail. Gotta seal all of this stuff. I don't trust any manufacturer to weatherproof. This thing is great as it is now!
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This thing is a different price every time I look at it. I think I've seen it from about $76 up to $101, where it is as of this writing. After reading the reviews and knowing that I would need to seal and coat one of these racks (and any rack) myself, I hit the used section and found one that was described as having "major cosmetic flaws or damage." That was perfect for a rack I'm going to refinish anyway! It was $57. It arrived quickly and was well packed. Guys...it had minor, superficial scuffs. Much less than you would get after the first time using it for *anything* and I guess someone returned it for that. Score for me! It looked just fine, but rust prevention is the issue, so to coat or not to coat was not the question. As many have said, the drilled holes do not line up well, but the screws are also abysmal little things that only go through one side anyway. I'm not going down the highway like that! I drilled larger holes in all 8 locations in the main assembly (I left the fairing screws alone, just sealed them) and got larger bolts, that go through both sides, locking washers and nylocks, hit the holes with flex seal and bolted it up. NOW, I trusted it. I would not be comfortable using only the included screws at all. I went over the welds and they were actually mostly ok. I hit any iffy ones with flex seal and definitely did the same for the joints (I didn't bother with the bound-to-fail covers for the joints...heavy coats of flex here) and then gave the whole rack, minus the fairing, a couple coats of truck bed liner spray. I left the fairing with it's gloss finish alone, only sealing the holes and screws, since the wind resistance would be more minimized. I'm probably going to fine sand and give it one more shot of liner in a few days. Mine came with a printed logo, not the sticker. I thought about covering it and putting a Subaru decal over it, but, you know what? The Maxxhaul one looks good and I'm not trying to pass it off as another brand or anything. I may keep it like this. Digging it so far. The mounting hardware was fine and works well. I doubt you would want to use this out of the box as is, but, throw a trip to the hardware store (yay!), a few minutes of power tools (yay!) and a little sealant and spray liner (yay!), and you have yourself a nice rack, and had as much fun as a nice rack should be, to those who appreciate such things. I made out like a bandit on this thing and I like it! Oh, and the wind noise is wayyyy less than I expected. I have to imagine that I can even hear anything at all. I can't feel any drag and haven't had my MPG go down, which actually surprises me. I did mount it as far back as I could, so as not to block my panoramic sunroof, so maybe that helps. If its over $100, I guess you are approaching Rola territory, as well as some others, and there are some extendable ones around that point, so at $80ish or below, this is a no brainer. At the $57 I paid; a steal. I wanted a smallish rack that would be strong enough to trust and, after throwing a few bucks and minutes at it, that's what I have! And the "work" I did with this one, I would do on any rack, even much more expensive ones. It was a great value and I am psyched about having it on my Forester! It can carry some of my training gear (important for us personal trainers in the apocalypse) and camping stuff when we head out. If you are wanting to use it as it comes out of the box...I can't say, but I'd surprised if that worked well. If you want to spend a few minutes making it road/weather-worthy, this rack should work great for you! I'm really glad I bought it.
UPDATE: With the weatherproofing I outlined above, this thing has been through numerous rain storms and ZERO rust. You need to do that and it's perfect. Same for my LED lights. People complain that they get moisture and fail. Gotta seal all of this stuff. I don't trust any manufacturer to weatherproof. This thing is great as it is now!
UPDATE: With the weatherproofing I outlined above, this thing has been through numerous rain storms and ZERO rust. You need to do that and it's perfect. Same for my LED lights. People complain that they get moisture and fail. Gotta seal all of this stuff. I don't trust any manufacturer to weatherproof. This thing is great as it is now!
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