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etrailer | Mount: Thule SquareBar Evo Roof Rack for Flush Rails on a 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe

Click for more info and reviews of this Thule Roof Rack: https://www.etrailer.com/Roof-Rack/Th... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-t... Hi everyone. Aiden here with etrailer. Today, we're gonna be taking a look at this Thule roof rack kit on our 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe. So this is going to attach to these flush rails on our Tahoe. It clamps around them, and gets a pretty strong hold on there. Now roof rack's are really great option, if we're looking to expand the cargo space of our vehicle. Maybe we've got that third row of seats up, and our cargo space is a little bit more limited. We can put a box or a basket up top, and get a little extra stuff carried in our Tahoe, or we can maybe just get some stuff that's oversized, like a kayak up here, or maybe some bikes that we don't wanna keep in the hitch. We can get that on top of the vehicle, as well. Really, the possibilities with a roof rack are endless. And this one from Thule is definitely a capable one. What makes it so capable is the variety of ways you can mount accessories. Now of course, you've got your clamp around that you can just clamp around the crossbars. These arrow bars are pre-accepting for most all accessories, and it's a pretty universal style. But you also have the T track on top. And the T track is really easy to get to, because these end caps, they pop open and we can just slide our accessories in between the two gaps of these weather strips. So if we have T track accessories, it's really easy to add them in. We don't have to cut the weather strip to length, because it'll just slide around the accessories we slide in. And then we don't need any tools to get the end caps taken off. They just pop open, slide our stuff in, pop and close, and it's really simple to do. Some other things you wanna think of when you're mounting accessories though is your clearances with your vehicle. Now from the roof to the lowest point on the bars, we're going to be working with about three and a quarter inches of space. So that's how much room we have for clamp around accessories. I think that's gonna be more than enough for most applications. And then from the roof to the top of the bars, we're gonna be adding four and three quarters of an inch of height to the vehicle. Now obviously, if we add a box or a basket or something on top, that's gonna add even more height to an already tall vehicle. So do be cautious when you're pulling into your garage, or other low clearance spots like a parking garage. The crossbars themselves are 60 inches long, which fits the vehicle really well. It doesn't leave a whole lot of overhang on the sides. So if you wanted to use something like a load assist kayak carrier, you would need longer bars, because those types of kayak carriers need clearance from the side of the vehicle to help you load the kayak. So if that's something you're looking at, maybe look for some longer bars. You can pick those up here at etrailer. But if you're not concerned about that this is gonna work out just fine, and leave tons of room on the roof for different accessories. Now the crossbar spread, it's gonna be your distance from one bar to the other. This is really whatever you want it to be. The way it attaches is very simple. It just clamps around those flush rails, so we can set it to wherever we need it. Ours today, we have set to 26 inches of crossbar spread, because we want it to work with a very specific bike rack that we have. Depending on the accessories you plan on using, you can move this around really simply, or just have it set for the accessories you already have. Now when you're loading up your accessories, you do wanna be mindful of the weight capacity. The crossbars themselves are gonna be rated at 220 pounds, but the feet that come in your kit are only rated for 165. You do wanna go by the lowest rated component in your system. So in our case for this kit, it's gonna be 165. That's pretty standard for most roof racks out there. But you do wanna just factor in the weight of your accessories, plus what you're loading up in those accessories. So if it's a 40 pound rooftop box, subtract 40 pounds from your weight capacity, and make sure you're not overloading anything. Now one thing you might be wondering is if you've got your sunroof, can it still open with the roof rack. And, yes it can. Now if you set your crossbars up really close to the front, where the sunroof first opens up, you might have some clearance issues on that initial tilt to open. But right here you can see it slides under our front crossbar with plenty of room to spare, so you're not sacrificing any of this functionality with your vehicle. One other thing to think of when you're mounting up your roof rack, if y