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Product Description
The Q-Tower does not include the Q-clips. It does require the Q-clips to operate but they are sold separately.
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The Yakima Q-Towers are designed to provide a sturdy, custom anchor for rooftop car rack systems with cross beams--on just about any vehicle. The "Q" in "Q-Towers" stands for quadruple movement--meaning that the Q-Tower moves in four different ways to provide a seamless fit to your vehicle and a perfect interaction with your attachment clips. The Q-Tower's movement derives from a ball-and-socket mechanism, which combines with the tower's solid, die-cast, one-piece body for a combination of stability and flexibility. The one-piece body is optimized for easier mounting with a side-wedge tightening system. Please note that the Q-Towers do not come with the attachment clips. Vehicle-specific Yakima Q-Clips are recommended for a custom fit on your door frame, but are sold separately. Cross bars are also required to complete the system and are also sold separately. The Q-Towers come in a pack of four and carry a limited lifetime warranty from Yakima.
 The Q-Towers feature die-cast interiors for solid, sturdy anchoring. |
- Weight: 6.8 pounds
- Dimensions: 5 inches from base to top of bar
- Capacity: varies by car
- Requires Q-Clips and crossbars (sold separately)
- Pack of four Yakima Q-Towers; towers attach load bars to vehicles using interchangeable clips (clips sold separately)
- Quadruple Movement system adjusts to all contours of your vehicle for a custom fit
- Die-cast interior for a solid, sturdy anchor
- Side-wedge tightening and one-piece body for easier installation
- Requires Q-Clips and load bars to complete rack system; limited lifetime warranty
Yakima Q Towers (Set of 4) Reviews
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| 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful  Works Great, By Amazon Verified Purchase This Yakima roof rack system works great and I highly recommend it. I bought one for my Mazda 3 and have use it, along with a Yakima roof rack for 2 cross country ski trips (I live a Florida, skiing is far away). The rack hasn't shifted an inch and was relatively easy to install. Yakima has a product guide on their site to make sure you order the right pieces for your model car. 17 of 20 people found the following review helpful  Poor security, I owned a set of SST towers back in the mid-90s. The tensioning screw was pinned to the back of an all-metal lock body, and the lock engages the metal clip and also locks the tensioning lever. While the new Q Tower design allows greater adaptability to different roof lines and ease of attachment/removal without having to readjust the tension, once the plastic cover is compromised, say goodbye to your rack and everything on... Read more 28 of 35 people found the following review helpful  Round bars suck - wish I bought another Thule roof rack, This review is from: Q-Tower (Sports) While the Q-Towers do seem to fit my roof very well, I have not yet figured out exactly what part of the Yakima clips or Q-towers is scratching the roof of my car. When I do, hopefully I will be able to do something to cover the sharp edges. It's not a single spot on the clip, because several times I got these sets of parallel scratches almost like you'd picture from cat's claws (and in this case, that would be a very big cat!).Also the Yakima Q-towers have these clear gel-like pads that protect the roof of the car, and unfortunately at least one always seems to want to come loose and fall off when I have the rack stored in my garage or when I'm lifting it into place. I never had this problem with the black pads on my old Thule towers which were firmly and permanently attached to the feet. The Yakima clips specific to my car: There is thick adhesive black "tape" which you put over the feet of the clips. This is already coming off the clips only a few months... Read more |
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