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etrailer | Installing the Yakima BaseLine Roof Rack for Naked Roofs on your 2022 Toyota Tacoma

Click for more info and reviews of this Yakima Roof Rack: https://www.etrailer.com/Roof-Rack/Ya... Check out some similar Roof Rack options: https://www.etrailer.com/fitguideroof... Search for other popular Toyota Tacoma parts and accessories: https://www.etrailer.com/vehicle/2022... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-y... Hi, I'm Matt, with etrailer. If you're trying to haul those longer items that won't fit in the back of your bed, and you wanna get that clean finish to the top of your 2022 Toyota Tacoma, then the Yakima roof rack is gonna be a great option for you. So let's check it out. So with the Tacoma, you do have a decent amount of storage in your bed, and you can use it for a lot of items, but if you are trying to haul those really long items, you might be limited. Anything from a kayak to skis, or maybe a ladder or some lumber, you're probably not gonna be able to fit that in your bed. So the next best place is gonna be on top of your roof. We are gonna have plenty of real estate. And what's really nice is if later on maybe you're doing some overlanding and you need a little bit more space, a little bit more support up there, you can actually get a ladder rack and make like a whole overlanding rig, so you can even put more items and accessories up here. Our kit today is gonna be made up of three parts. Up top we're gonna have our 50 inch JetStream crossbars. Beneath that, we're gonna have our BaseLine towers, and that's gonna connect to our fit kit. So let's look at our crossbars. So we're gonna have this designed to the shape. This is actually made the be more aerodynamic to help reduce wind noise. It's also gonna have this weather strip that's built into here. And this is also gonna help reduce any wind noise from getting into that T-channel. It's gonna keep any debris from getting in there too. I do like that it is built in, so you don't have to cut anything to size. And the reason why you might want a T-channel, is if you have any of those T-channel accessories, and let's say you're really trying to maximize the real estate on these crossbars, and you don't have enough room to clamp your accessories on right there, well, with the T-channel, you can actually push it all the way to the top, and really maximize these crossbars. And beneath that, we're also gonna have an additional T-channel. What this one's doing is grabbing onto our towers. And your towers is what's connecting your fit kit to your crossbar. And if I remove this, you can kind of check out what's going on under here. What's neat about the Yakima towers is yes, there are a few bolts you're dealing with, there's gonna be two of them, and there's a little bit more to it as well, but these are some pretty advanced towers, because they can really accommodate to the shape of your roof, which is kinda important for us today, because our front crossbar, or the front of our truck, does taper in a little bit and does have a little bit of curving to it. So these towers are gonna make it possible to get us to have a level surface on top of our roof. But I'll put this end cap back on. And you probably notice that we have this little circle right here. That's just gonna be a plastic core. You can actually get this changed out later on for a metal locking core for more additional security, so no one can come by and take your rack. You can actually get this keyed alike to any other Yakima accessories as well. And this tower is gonna grab onto this fit kit. This fit kit is grabbing onto the gutter of our door and the top of our roof, and I'm really liking the fit we have right now. You can see how perfectly that contours to the shape of this edge, giving us a really clean finish. Let's get a few measurements real quick, just to see how this is gonna live on top of your Tacoma. So the first one I'm gonna see is gonna be the overall height. That's gonna be a little bit under five inches, which isn't too bad. It is something to consider if you're in any really low-clearance areas, especially when you have gear on top of this. So what I recommend doing is just taking the total height of your vehicle, your crossbars, and whatever's on top of those crossbars, so you know whether or not you can make it. Then we can get a measurement underneath, and that's gonna be about a little bit under 3 1/2 inches, which is also pretty good. That's gonna give you plenty of space when you do have those more bulky clamp-on accessories. Now there might be some really tight spots if you need to tighten something into place, but the fact that we can get in our bed and adjust that is gonna make this a lot easier. And we need to get our crossbar spread, and that is go