| Manufacturer | Reese Explore |
|---|---|
| Brand | Reese |
| Model | 1391300 |
| Item Weight | 23 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 18 x 37.25 x 9.38 inches |
| Item model number | 1391300 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1391300 |
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Reese 1391300 Explore Rooftop Cargo Basket, Easy Assembly 125 Lb. Capacity
| Vehicle Service Type | Passenger Car, SUV, Truck |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Brand | Reese |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18 x 37.25 x 9.38 inches |
| Item Weight | 23 Pounds |
| Folding | No |
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- DIMENSIONS: 18.4 x 37.9 x 9.2 inch
- 125 LB. CAPACITY: Free up space in your vehicle with a roof rack cargo basket that safely and securely holds up to 125 lbs. of cargo, gear and equipment.
- BUILT TO LAST: Strong, high-quality, heavy-duty steel construction with a durable black powder coating helps protect against the elements and resists rust and scratches.
- SLEEK, AERODYNAMIC: Angled front windshield resists drag and makes the basket more aerodynamic.
- ADJUSTABLE FIT: Easy assembly and adjustable mounting to most round, square, aero and factory installed crossbars on a variety of cars, trucks, SUVs, vans and other large vehicles using U-bolts.
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The REESE Explore Rooftop Cargo Basket frees up space in your vehicle with a 125 lb. capacity ideal for packing luggage, gear and equipment. Built to last, this high-quality carrier is made from strong, heavy-duty steel with a durable black powder coating that helps protect against the elements and resists rust and scratches. Its sleek, angled front wind shield resists drag and makes for an aerodynamic fit. With easy assembly and adjustable mounting, this car top accessory attaches to most round, square, aero and factory installed crossbars on a variety of cars, trucks, SUVs, vans and other large vehicles using U-bolts. Whenever you’re ready for an adventure, this smart storage solution is perfect for camping, road trips, outdoor activities and other excursions.
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| ASIN | B00FQT1FF4 |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#88,087 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive)
#46 in Vehicle Cargo Baskets |
| Date First Available | October 8, 2013 |
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Note: For the lubricant for the rubber pieces that protect the screws, I used Canola oil. Made the slippery enough to push along the rails. I elected to put them over the screw heads rather than under them as shown in the photo. I believe that this will help with long-term durability, but only time will tell.
Update: Attached the basket to the crossbars today. Everything went smoothly. I used the widest setting possible, something that is determined by the length of the basket itself. This is the perfect size for a small vehicle like the Renegade. I am going to add a light bar up front, so anything larger would have interfered.
Make sure that you have your front cross bar loose when you are centering the basket. Then center the basket to the car, not necessarily the cross bars in case they have been extended. The rear cross bar can stay locked down so that you have one static reference point.
When tightening the brackets down, make sure they seat wholly on top of the two plastic nubs. This will ensure a tight fit when you finally screw them down.
I am going to drive around for a few days and check the tightness. I will get back to you (my loyal readers...lol) after some general tests.
By A. Steele on July 19, 2019
Note: For the lubricant for the rubber pieces that protect the screws, I used Canola oil. Made the slippery enough to push along the rails. I elected to put them over the screw heads rather than under them as shown in the photo. I believe that this will help with long-term durability, but only time will tell.
Update: Attached the basket to the crossbars today. Everything went smoothly. I used the widest setting possible, something that is determined by the length of the basket itself. This is the perfect size for a small vehicle like the Renegade. I am going to add a light bar up front, so anything larger would have interfered.
Make sure that you have your front cross bar loose when you are centering the basket. Then center the basket to the car, not necessarily the cross bars in case they have been extended. The rear cross bar can stay locked down so that you have one static reference point.
When tightening the brackets down, make sure they seat wholly on top of the two plastic nubs. This will ensure a tight fit when you finally screw them down.
I am going to drive around for a few days and check the tightness. I will get back to you (my loyal readers...lol) after some general tests.
Be sure to follow instructions carefully! There are two different types of screws that come in the same bag. 4 of which are meant for the front plate, and the other 8 are meant for the body.
Weatherproofing modifications: black silicone between all joints and all screw holes. This took some time and finesse to make it look clean but well worth it.
By Lauren Sykes on September 2, 2020
Be sure to follow instructions carefully! There are two different types of screws that come in the same bag. 4 of which are meant for the front plate, and the other 8 are meant for the body.
Weatherproofing modifications: black silicone between all joints and all screw holes. This took some time and finesse to make it look clean but well worth it.
By Dillan James on September 16, 2020
Super simple to put together. 3 parts to frame. Several small screws, note: 4 screws without the self-Tapping end go to fairing.
I had exactly the right amount of hardware so already felt like an all powerful wizard.
After assembly gave it a few twists and tried to bend it. Feels super solid. Rubber sleeve over unions is not as obtrusive as I had originally expected.
Mounted up on my van and centered it. Looks great.Drove 30 miles in to work. I noticed a little added noise from turbulence but not super annoying. 70 mph was not as loud as 55..whatever that is worth. With nothing in it and the fairing it provides a little bit of downforce.
Going to use it for many things, bulky bags, firewood.
It’s going to pay for itself in the time saved spotting my soccer mom van in any parking lot.
The struggle is real.
I know of a sound method to make a bike rack up there but can’t recommend it to anyone as certainly it’s not the intended use.
I would say this is light duty. Certainly not near as substantial as the racks from Thule, Yakima,Küat etc. For the price, simplicity and convenience this really can’t be beat.
The basket held up very well on a 1,500 mile trip up and down the east coast. There was rain, snow, and wind while going down the highway at 65mph - 70mph for 11 consecutive hours. Never did it come loose or shift positions on the rack. As a universal roof basket that is made to fit many different cars, I think this basket is a good option.
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