Roof Racks

2014 Nissan LEAF

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Roof Rail Crossbars

Part Number: KE732-7T010
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Cross Bar Kit
Description: • Crossbars integrate into existing roof rails for maximum utility • Wind-tunnel-tested design • Requires Roof Rails
MSRP $450.00
$403.20
Discontinued
Discontinued
Discontinued

Roof Rack Nut

Part Number: 01225-00Q1J
Nissan Nissan
Description: With sunroof.
Discontinued

Roof Rack Bolt

Part Number: 01121-N6121
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Striker Bolt, Hinge Bolt
Description: To package tray.
Discontinued

Cover, Roof Rack Front Left-Hand

Part Number: 73833-7S060
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Roof Rack Cover
Discontinued

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Expanding Your Carrying Capabilities Safely

Nissan of Boone understands your desire for top-quality parts to keep your vehicle in excellent condition. Roof racks provide secure mounting points for oversized cargo that won't fit inside. They expand your vehicle's utility for recreational equipment and work materials. Properly installed roof racks distribute weight safely across your vehicle's structure.

How Roof Racks Work on Your Vehicle

Roof racks attach to factory mounting points or use specialized clamping systems. They create stable platforms for bikes, kayaks, luggage carriers, and other bulky items. Models like the Nissan Pathfinder and Nissan Kicks utilize different rack designs based on their roof configurations. The rack system must handle wind resistance and weight without compromising vehicle stability. Quality racks include tie-down points and often feature adjustable crossbars.

What Causes Roof Rack Problems

Corrosion attacks mounting hardware and weakens structural integrity over time. Overtightening during installation can crack factory mounting points. Vibration from highway driving loosens bolts and fasteners gradually. Improper loading stresses the rack beyond its rated capacity. Aftermarket roof racks often lack the precise engineering of genuine parts. We replace many generic racks that damaged vehicle roofs or failed during use.

When to Replace Your Roof Rack

Rust, cracks, or bent components require immediate rack replacement for safety. Excessive movement or noise while driving indicates loose or damaged mounting points. Replace racks that no longer accommodate your current cargo needs. Most roof racks need inspection and potential replacement every five to seven years depending on use. Genuine Nissan roof racks are engineered specifically for your vehicle's weight capacity and roof design. They integrate seamlessly with other systems like trailer towing equipment when properly rated.

Why settle for less when Nissan of Boone offers the best for your vehicle's needs?