upTOP Overland Alpha Platform Roof Rack For Subaru Impreza - 2013-2021
Outfit your Subaru Impreza with the robust, streamlined upTOP Overland Alpha roof rack that was specifically made to fit Impreza models produced from 2013 to 2021.
Engineered to handle the weight of a spacious family-sized roof top tent, this roof rack is a game-changer for your upcoming adventures. Offering a spacious and stable platform, this upTOP Overland roof rack ensures you can transport all your gear and accessories with ease.
Crafted from durable yet lightweight aluminum, this platform roof rack is built to endure daily use, while its powder coat finish guarantees resilience in various environments without corrosion.
Notably, the rack's standout feature is its concealed light bar behind the wind deflector, lending it a sleek appearance. Additionally, integrated handles provide convenient support when loading gear onto the rack.
Adding only a few inches to your vehicle's overall height, this roof rack boasts exceptional aerodynamics. Plus, the integrated wind deflector prevents wind drag and noise, even at high speeds. It's the ideal lightweight solution for any excursion, no matter where or when you go!
Note: Installation requires disassembly of vehicle interior components to remove the factory installed cross bars.
Features:
- Lightweight aluminum construction
- Powder coat finish
- Low profile and aerodynamic design
- Integrated wind deflector
- Estimated Weight: Less Than 70 lbs.
Included:
- (7) Black extruded aluminum load bars
- (6) Aluminum brackets that mount to your existing OEM roof rack attachment points. Hardware for mounting.
- (2) Powder coated cargo sides with our patent pending grooveTEK™ attachment locations.
- (2) Exterior armor side plates drilled and tapped for attachment of wind screen (included) and all applicable 316 Stainless hardware. See our upgrade section for security fasteners.
- (1) Front wind screen (preferred cutout option)
- All required fasteners, washers, lock nuts, and spacers are included in the kit.
