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Get it between 2025-03-04 to 2025-03-11. Additional 3 business days for provincial shipping.
Sport type: Kayaking
Please check the Thule Buyer's Guide prior to purchase.
Please note: The Foot Clamp component is included in the Xsporter (#500/500XT), sold separately.
The XK3 is a fitting kit required for the mounting of the Thule Xsporter Truck rack onto the Toyota Tacoma 2005-2015.
Review The Thule XK3 Xsporter Pro Toyota Tacoma Adapter is a fitting kit that is specifically designed to allow the Thule 500 Xsporter Pro Multi-Height Aluminum Truck Rack to be used in connection with the built-in track rail system of second generation Toyota Tacoma model pickups, manufactured between 2007-present. The kit contains all that is needed to secure the Xsporter 500* to a compatible vehicle, without the need for drilling holes. Slides into rail system slots standard on most Toyota Tacoma trucks. View larger. Bolts into place from below and is compatible with 500 Xsporter Pro lock functionality*. View larger. An Improved Adapter for an Improved Xsporter Rack Since 2005, when Toyota added a bed track railing system to the Tacoma pickup as a standard feature, the Thule XK product line of adapters has provided easy and inexpensive compatibility between the popular Tacoma, and the feature-rich Thule Xsporter Aluminum Truck Rack. Compatibility is based on the adapter's use of the grooves of the Tacoma's railing system as an anchor position for the rack's base elements. With the 2013 release of the Thule 500 Xsporter Pro Multi-Height Aluminum Truck Rack, Thule has released a new adapter -- designed for Tacoma models manufactured 2007-present -- the Thule XK3 Xsporter Pro Toyota Tacoma Adapter. The Thule XK3 Xsporter Pro Toyota Tacoma Adapter utilizes a combination of the traditional connection via the Tacoma's railing system, a new clamping system over the top of the truck's side rails, and a bottom-aligned bolt. It does not require the drilling of any holes. With the insertion of the adapter into the Tacoma's rail system, the upper lip of the adapter rests in a groove forged into the top of the base section(s) of the rack. This facilitates a firm incidental connection to the rail of the truck, with the base support sections of the truck rack clamped in-between. Tightening the bolt presses the adapter's clamp foot feature flush against its "T-section" within the rail system creating a dependable, secure connection that holds the rack in place. Adapters can easily be loosened to reposition truck racks as needed, and they are compatible with the locking functionality of the Thule 500 Xsporter rack. Key Features Allows the Thule 500 Xsporter Pro Multi-Height Aluminum Truck Rack to be used with Toyota Tacoma pickups (2007-present) New upper clamping design provides improved carrying strength, up to 450 lbs. Central "T" feature of the base clamp slides along the deck rail system that is standard on second generation of Toyota Tacoma trucks Easy to install system with no drilling required Durable, and corrosion resistant aluminum alloy clamp construction, and stainless steel hardware Compatibility with the locking functionality included with the Thule 500 Xsporter Pro Multi-Height Aluminum Truck Rack What's in the Box 8 - XK3 Xsporter Pro Toyota Tacoma Adapters base clamp sections 8 - Clamp feet 8 - Stainless steel button head cap screw bolts Adapter mounting instructions, and warranty information Limited Lifetime Warranty Thule will warranty all Thule brand car rack systems and its accessories manufactured by Thule during the time that an original retail purchaser owns the product. This warranty terminates if a purchaser transfers the product to any other person. No warranty is given for defects caused by normal wear and tear, cosmetic rust, scratches, accidents, unlawful vehicle operation, or modification of, or any types of repair of a load carrier system other than those authorized by Thule. About Thule Thule was founded in 1942 by the Thulin family, when Eric Thulin, a true lover of the outdoors, put the Thule name on a pike trap he designed and began to sell in Scandinavia. It wasn't long before he added other practical items to the company's portfolio. By the 1960s, the company began to concentrate on car-related products, including its first roof rack. The Thulin family sold Thule to the publicly listed company Eldon i