Is this fairing designed to fit the contour of your roof or does it just go straight across?
1060084
It is adjustable, and it does somewhat meet the contour of your roof. It is at about a 45 degree angle and appears to have some shape as I look at my vehicle. I have a town and country 2008. The feet on the bottom are adjustable to make the differences up. But the look of it and shape make it look like it is forming. Best answer I can give you. This thing works and keeps my rack from making noise. That is the purpose and i like the quiet.
1060085
Hi Rick, the Thule fairing does follow the contour of the roof to a certain extent. It is meant to sit in between the two feet of the roof rack system. Thank you.
2213222
The fairing will attach to the Thule crossbar and you will have some tray sticking out over the fairing.
1481654
The two end sections are straight. The middle section, which you can choose not to connect, is curved.
298498
Yes, it's will works, if you have the rack that compatible with the fairing and if u were modified you need to do little more work, butit's should be okay will works. good luck
254260
It sounds like you need the 52". The fairing should cover the entire rack, then extend outwards a little bit from the little plastic winglets on the sides.
44945
I thought it fit too tight and pushed the fairing out so sent it back. May have just been an oddball that I got.
1455247
As the fairing is a completely different design I do not think it will fit.
2220003
Thule makes a similar fairing that I am sure will fit. However, the bracket on this fairing is very wide and has long screws to accommodate a variety of rakes. I am sure it would fit.
506910
It's straight, but my rims are offset and it works perfectly fine. Just remember to inflate after mounting, then deflate -completely- (remove valve core) so tube can move inside tire and assume the offset position. Then reinflate and you're done.
1985802
The crossbars are of different lengths and therefore fit with in their respective spaces as the roof mounts are not equally spaced and therefore accommodate the crossbars in perfect fashion. amur47
753154
Since it has a metal blade where it comes in contact with the roof will leave a scuff mark. Also if it comes down crooked you'll dent the roof. Even if it fit in between the seems of your roof, with the snow on it and the distance you need to reach it's nearly impossible to line up between the seams. What you need is something like the roof razor with the metal roof kit to lifts the blade above the seams.
2011865
It actually is pretty straight, there is a little indentation at the bottom where the foot pedal is though. But other than that it is straight down on all sides.
915487
It does. We have a flat roof pergola and it fits just fine. The only problem is that it seems smaller than 12x12 so it doesn't fully cover ours.
154931
It copes with a reasonable amount of wind IF you set it up properly. The front needs to be as curved as possible to provide rigidity.
1284716
It should fit. I have it on a corrolla and ends hang over the sides of the roof almost 2"
317520
There are several different sizes of the Fairing. Your best bet is to go to the Yakima Fit guide: http://www.yakima.com/fit/Information
1232559
It's more or less flat for the first 2-1/2", then domed. I qualified that answer because it actually slopes down slightly from the front edge until it reaches the domed portion.