Cali Raised 2010-2024 Toyota 4runner Premium Roof Rack

Experience the top-end of rooftop storage with the Cali Raised LED Premium Roof Rack for the 2010–2024 5th Gen Toyota 4Runner. This is a meticulously engineered, feature-rich platform designed to be the quietest, most functional, and most versatile rack on the market.

The Premium Difference
What sets the Premium rack apart from the Economy version? It’s all in the details. While both are built for strength, the Premium rack includes integrated features that reduce the common headaches of roof racks, specifically wind noise and wiring clutter.

Key Features

• Integrated Adjustable Wind Deflector: This rack features a unique adjustable front fairing that allows you to fine-tune the airflow over your roof, virtually eliminating the "whistling" often found in other designs.
• Wiring Chases: The side plates feature dedicated channels to hide your wiring, allowing for a professional, "invisible" install for your light bars and scene pods.
• 360-Degree Lighting Options: Built-in mounting locations for side and rear scene lights make it easy to illuminate your campsite without having to drill or fabricate custom brackets.
• Low Profile & Form-Fitting: The rack is CAD-designed to match the exact curvature of the 4Runner’s roofline, providing a seamless, OEM+ look that stays as low as possible for garage clearance.
• Aluminum Construction: 100% aluminum side plates and crossbars mean zero rust and a lightweight footprint that won't compromise your vehicle's handling.

Customizable Light Bar Fairings

Tailor the front of your rack to your lighting strategy (light bars sold separately):

• 43" Dual Function LED Light Bar: Switch between white and amber modes for versatile lighting control.
  
• 42" White Dual Row Combo Beam: Balanced spot and flood lighting for all-around trail visibility.

Pro Tip: The Premium tag really earns its keep when it comes to the adjustable fairing. If you notice any wind vibration after mounting a large Rooftop Tent, a small adjustment to the fairing angle can usually silence it completely.