Landing Pad Fixed Point Tower Installation for Naked Rooftops

The greatest thing about these Landing Pads, is you can remove them in less than a couple minutes. I used the Yakima Tracks, these Landing Pads, and Corebar to attach a system to my F-150 side bed. I had to modify the typical install process for the Tracks, but it works fantastic! I can remove the rails easy to access and roll back the tonneau cover when needed or to put large stuff back in the bed.

good alternative to stock crossbars on 2012 Subaru Outback - doesn't gain any bar spread front to back but does permit use of the much more robust Yakima cross bars - the stock crossbars are flexible composite and bike racks swayed all over the place, worth the piece of mind to go with the full Yakima metal bars and feet with these mounts - also the setup allows for equally easy on and off as unlocking and releasing the matching control tower feet lets you lift the bars off and stash in corner of garage

Fit onto truck capper easily but did have to buy longer bolts. Works with set of rails also used on the car.

Used these Landing Pad 6's on my 2000 TJ Wrangler's Hardtop as a permanent mounting option for the new Skyline Towers and 50" Corebars. The install was a little tricky at first but only because you wanna have your stuff lined up correctly before drilling 8 holes through your roof! Double or triple check your measurements! and I did draw an outline with pencil right on my roof around the Landing Pad after checking my measurements so it would be easier to line them back up after drilling. I found the kit to be easy to install once you have the measurements marked and your outline drawn , then you can mark your holes, pilot them with 1/8" bit, then open them with the 1/4". The rest just falls into place perfectly and is a smooth install the rest of the way. Good luck to all! Highly recommended!

Fit my 2010 outback perfectly. Rock solid.