Cross Bars

[Night Writer]

Wondering about cross bars for a 2023 Limited. Is there a factory part for this? I have some that are OEM low-profile on a 2011 Lexus GX. I'd like to find some like that for the Sequoia. The universal ones are kind of bulky and stick up pretty high. Are the roof racks the same on the 2023 as on older models? Thanks

 

[Dragoon]

I haven't seen any yet, but I will post up here when I do!

 

[magquoia]

I purchased the factory ones from the dealer and had them installed when I picked it up.

 

[Dragoon]

I purchased the factory ones from the dealer and had them installed when I picked it up.

Those look nice!

 

[supersix]

I purchased the factory ones from the dealer and had them installed when I picked it up.

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That looks really good! Welcome to the forum!

 

[rohit_trd]

I purchased the factory ones from the dealer and had them installed when I picked it up.

Do you know the Toyota Part Number for this cross-bar? It may be mentioned on the invoice or the buy order.
Thanks

 

[magquoia]

Pretty sure this is the part number

(PT767-0C660)​

 

[rohit_trd]

Pretty sure this is the part number

(PT767-0C660)​

Thanks!

 

[Sequoia2023]

New to forum. I just purchased a new 2023 Sequoia Limited that came with factory installed cross bars. the vehicle fits in my garage, however, if I close the garage door, the bar that connects to my garage door will ‘catch’ on the cross bar. the vehicle actually came with 4 ‘caps’ that cover the areas left open when the roof rack crossbars are removed. Kudos tp Toyota!

I was wondering, has anyone has removed the cross bars? The design is so sleak that there are no visible screws until the plastic caps covering the screws that mount to the rails that run from front to back. the kit comes with a tool to actually pry the caps off, however, I feel like they will break when I’m prying. I’ve only had the vehicle for one week and am not interested in breaking anything.

Anyone have some guidance On how to remove the caps? Thank you!

 

[cousindeagle]

New to forum. I just purchased a new 2023 Sequoia Limited that came with factory installed cross bars. the vehicle fits in my garage, however, if I close the garage door, the bar that connects to my garage door will ‘catch’ on the cross bar. the vehicle actually came with 4 ‘caps’ that cover the areas left open when the roof rack crossbars are removed. Kudos tp Toyota!

I was wondering, has anyone has removed the cross bars? The design is so sleak that there are no visible screws until the plastic caps covering the screws that mount to the rails that run from front to back. the kit comes with a tool to actually pry the caps off, however, I feel like they will break when I’m prying. I’ve only had the vehicle for one week and am not interested in breaking anything.

Anyone have some guidance On how to remove the caps? Thank you!

Its easy and very durable. Just take some plastic tools to pry off the cap from either side.

 

[Sequoia2023]

Its easy and very durable. Just take some plastic tools to pry off the cap from either side.

Thank you Cousindeagle! Worked great…just needed to figure out where the clips were.

 

[Jmp470]

Long story short. We just drove our Sequoia from TX to CA, 1400 miles with zero issues. While here in LA, I would like to add roof rails and a cargo box. Any tips?

I was thinking the stock cargo rails, and a Thule For extra cargo…. but, I’m open to suggestions.

 

[Jmp470]

I ended up with the stock cross rails. They do look very good, and the the Thule on top looks really cool.

 

[Dragoon]

I ended up with the stock cross rails. They do look very good, and the the Thule on top looks really cool.

*Edit* I just found your photo on another post. It looks great!

 

[badgernix]

Agree that it looks great. I also purchased the stock cross rails for our Limited. I am surprised at the additional wind noise from just adding those rails. I am considering taking them off for long trips when we aren't using our Thule.

 

[Dragoon]

Agree that it looks great. I also purchased the stock cross rails for our Limited. I am surprised at the additional wind noise from just adding those rails. I am considering taking them off for long trips when we aren't using our Thule.

Interesting, if it makes that much wind noise then it probably would be affecting fuel economy as well.

 

[Gii1003]

Agree that it looks great. I also purchased the stock cross rails for our Limited. I am surprised at the additional wind noise from just adding those rails. I am considering taking them off for long trips when we aren't using our Thule.

How bad is the noise when the crossbars are attached? Are you driving at the highway? Is it worst when there’s cargo on the