Will this fit my 2014 Toyota Highlander? And do I need an already existing roof rack?
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Hi Christine, please consult the "buyer's guide" on www.thule.com for the accurate fit information concerning your vehicle. There are other components that you will need as well. Thanks!
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Yes, the product title and one of the responses is confusing, but this is actually a complete kit. It will come with the side rails that you see in the picture that run front to back, and the cross bars that run left to right. It also includes the mounting hardware and the tool to install. You will not need any additional parts for this to work as a roof rack.
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It's better on Highlander 2012 with Yakima cross bars than the factory ones, but still slightly interferes with the hatch. Since we had the skybox already and the cost of shipping back was half the price of the item itself, we ended up drilling extra mounting holes in the Skybox instead - even that it's not recommended by Yakima and voids the warranty. So if you did not order any of those yet, it may make sense to keep looking for a different cargo box for Highlander 2012.
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Only you can answer this question - There are many things to think about (i.e. existing rack/mounts)......The easiest way to know for sure is to go to the thule website and use their FIT GUIDE....it will guide you through your car, and tell you all the different parts/pieces you need.
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I use it on a 2014 fine. I install it with the just the rear roof rack installed. Works great.
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All you will need to do is install the rack system. No modifications needed to the roof to install.
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I bought this for my 2014 Highlander back in April and I learned the hard way that it does NOT fit the 2014 Highlander. If you go to the Reese Web Site it will even tell you it is meant for the 2008 to 2013 Toyota Highlander. The bolt pattern and spacing is totally different on the 2014. I even posted a comment on Amazon about this not being for the 2014 but I see it is still meant for the 2014 according to Amazon. I have never bought a hitch that comes with the ball insert. That allays needs to be purchased separately.
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I have a 2013 Highlander, and the bottom picture is the correct fit. that is if you have the 3rd row seat, it maybe the top one for that application.
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Yes. I can confirm that this roof rack fits a 2013 Highlander. I just bought a 2013 Highlander (base model) and installed these on it. They fit great.
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No, all necessary brackets should be included with your rack and will mount on to almost all factory roof bars. GL and enjoy your rack :)
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I think it should fit. I installed them easily on a 2015 Highlander. I think all models have the same flush roof runners.
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I'm no expert but I agree with you. This bag should sit flat on your roof and just use the rack to secure it. This does include straps to secure using your doors. I believe they even make a smaller size bag that may fit your vehicle better.
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If it is the right one for your car it should have every thing you need. The brackets go into the roof rails with included bolts and the brackets are attached to the cross bars. At least that was the case with mine. It said no directions included, but they were.
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Should fit without a problem... I have a short roof, but there is a lot of slack in the back because its made to fit the extended roofs as well. I have had for about six months and works great!
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You need a roof rack. If your car doesn't have one pre-installed, you can get one from Yakima, Thule, or other companies that will mount to your door openings without drilling or other permanent alterations to your vehicle's roof line. My car has the Yakima Q Towers and they work well with this carrier.
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Not sure. Mine fits the 2013 like a glove. I do not think the roof style changed at all from 13 to 14, just the front and rear ends changed.
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Hi! There is no fit in the SportRack roof mounted racks for the specified vehicle. You may be able to get a fit on www.thule.com however, by using the "Buyer's Guide".