• Smooth powder-coated finish resists corrosion and complements rack aesthetics
• Pre-drilled T-slot compatible adapter allows for bolt-on accessories using standard hardware
• Adjustable forward/backward to fit gear like kayaks, solar panels, or rooftop tents
• Flush-mounted design maintains vehicle height profile and reduces wind noise
• With stainless steel mounting brackets and hardware included
• Designed and manufactured in the USA with precision CNC aluminum and extrusion steel

Flatline Van Cos 2Pack Low Pro Crossbars are engineered to extend the functionality of ProMaster Low Pro roof racks by providing adjustable mounting platforms for accessories. Fully compatible with both 136 and 159 highroof models, these crossbars integrate seamlessly into the Low Pro system and support loads ranging from food trays to solar panels.

Drawing on a lightweight yet robust combination of aluminum and 80/20 extrusion, the crossbars maintain the racks slim profile while enabling flexible configuration. Whether mounting kayaks, rooftop tents, solar arrays, or external gear, the T-slot design simplifies accessory attachment without drilling or modification.

Built with down-the-road expansion in mind, they support Flatlines awning, lighting, decking, and storage systems. The clean CNCfinished powder-coated surface complements the racks aesthetic and reduces wind noise, all while retaining the structural integrity for gear mounting on adventure builds.

Note: These crossbars are exclusively compatible with the ProMaster Low Pro Roof Rack.

Specifications

• Material: Aluminum
• Finish: Black Powder Coat
• Width: 59.75″
• Hardware: 8x Flanged Button Head (Black – Stainless Steel)

Installation

Loosen side rails on the installed Low Pro roof rack. Slide crossbars into desired T-slot positions. Adjust spacing for intended load. Align crossbars perpendicular to van centerline and tighten stainless steel hardware provided. Ensure crossbars are torque-seated per spec. No drilling requiredmodular install typically completed in ~15 minutes using basic tools.