Description
Expand-O-Car.
- Reinforced lid lifters are durable and make opening and closing the Atlantis easy
- Oversized lock knob is designed for easy use, even with gloves
- Opens from either side of your car
- Fits square bars, round bars, and most factory racks
- SecureLock system keeps sticky-fingered baddies from helping themselves to your gear
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Thule Atlantis 1800 XT Cargo Box
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Why is my Thule roof box so hard to unlock?...
Donna Herman
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Why is my Thule roof box so hard to unlock? sometimes I can't get the key out!
Hello, you distribute to other countries...
krc5863910
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Hello, you distribute to other countries (Chile)
Hello, you distribute to other countries...
krc5863910
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Hello, you distribute to other countries (Chile)
Essential
Matthew Charette
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Loaded up on the subarooo this box is wonderful in many ways. Thule is the brand I trust for all of my racks, bars, attachments etc. Been used for everything from snowboards to life jackets and many things in between. Get one, you will understand.
I just bought one used and cheap,problem,I...
brian casey
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I just bought one used and cheap,problem,I have not a key.I'm a do it myself kind of guy(locksmith wants 200 bucks) so my question is how do I get the lock mechanism out of its housinng so a key can be madebr
Karl G.
Member since
Maybe that is why it was "cheap" ? Thule lock cylinders are @ $35. You won't get the system that was updated and is on the current model since @ 2009 but it should be simple to change a cylinder which will come with a new key. Good Luck.
Todd Schmalhurst
Member since
There should be a number on the lock, and you can order a replacement key for that lock from Thule:
http://www.thule.com/en-US/US/Support/Order-keys
This will be cheaper/easier than going to a locksmith
Easy to Install
lev5573199
Member since
This carrier is lightweight, and VERY easy to install. No tools required! Dual-side opening makes for easy access from both sides of the vehicle. This carrier gives us peace of mind and LOTS of extra room!!
I have the 2010 Subaru Outback (latest...
Rockannand
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I have the 2010 Subaru Outback (latest generation) with the new movable rack bars that swivel. I would assume that Thule has the feet attachments for the Cargo box that attach to the rack, yes????
conan
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This should work with your racks. YES!!!
installation
addicted to music
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I have a 2006 Subaru Outback wagon and I...
C
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I have a 2006 Subaru Outback wagon and I am trying to decide between the Thule Atlantis 1800 and the Yakima Skybox 16 box. Both of them fit my car according to the websites. My questions are -
1) will the Atlantis 1800 leave room for me to open my hatch completely without having it hang over the front?
2) is there a big difference in the quality between the Thule Atlantis and the Yakima Skybox? The Atlantis is much more expensive, even comparing the same volume sizes between the two brands.
Does the Thule Atlantis 1800 cargo box fit...
D. Weingarten
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Does the Thule Atlantis 1800 cargo box fit on the roof rack made by Thule for the Toyota Prius?
Mitch Andrews
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It should
What are the dimensions for where the hooks...
Dan
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What are the dimensions for where the hooks lock in to the roof bars. I have a 2011 Dodge Durango and from the middle of one bar to the other is 28 inches will it fit my car?
Andrew Philp
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This will fit your car. The QuickGrip system is mounted on rails that are adjustable to accomodate different cross bar spread distances. The minimum cross bar spread is 23-5/8".
Will this cargo box fit my 2007 ford edge...
bejamba577781
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Will this cargo box fit my 2007 ford edge with factory racks and cross bars
Sam Matthews
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It works with all types of bars, so I believe it will.
where can I get replacement keys made?
carl mullins
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where can I get replacement keys made?
Josh Chapman
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Hey Carl,
Hit up Thule directly.
1-800-848-5322
Does it mount on toyota highlander factory...
Dan Pfeiffer
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Does it mount on toyota highlander factory roof rack?
Angus Bohanon
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It claims to on their website, yes.
Will this model work on the 2010 Xterra...
Kirk E Chapman
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Will this model work on the 2010 Xterra without purchasing a Thule roof rack of some kind? Thanks! Yes, it will I have answered my own question. You are so helpful Kirk...why thank you man...no problem dude.
Jason Livingston
Member since
A box that would work without a rack would be the new Yakima boxes. They are easier to put on, take off, the handles are all metal, and the lids are much more robust (can open and close much easier). Currently the best boxes on the market are Yakima. You should check them out.
How would this thing fit on my 2004 4 door...
Thomas Guthrie
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How would this thing fit on my 2004 4 door civic? too big? I'm torn between this and a 1600.
Donald Schmit
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The best thing that I found helpful when considering getting a box is to go out to take the tape measure and a friend out to the car and hold up the length of the box to the roof of the car. I pondered what size of box to get for the exact same reasons with my car and I finally just did that to see if it would be obscenely big on my car or not.
Matthew Luxton
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I dont believe it would fit. The 1800 is better if you plan on carrying skis in the box. I have the 1800 on my wagon and it barely fits allowing just enough room for the rear door to open. Best of luck...
Easy, Durable, Streamlined, Big but not too big
Merebea Danforth
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I love this cargo box. The Thule Atlantis boxes are really well made and attractive with glossy finishes. They are pretty streamlined and the wind noise was not as much as I was expecting, nor was the decrease in fuel efficiency (which is definitely noticeable). In my mind a box like this that you can easily but on for your longer or more gear intensive trips is better than a bigger car that always uses more gas. This box is incredibly easy to take on and off. The box opens on both sides so you can easily reach all four of the knobs to screw the claws that wrap around your crossbars, and it takes only a few minutes to tighten or loosen them. I do need a friend to help lift the somewhat heavy, and bulky box on and off, but I can do the rest on my own. The 1800 XT is pretty big, and will take up most of the roof of a station wagon. I had about 48" bars on my car and could fit one bike rack along with the box. I've since bout 58" bars and can fit two bike racks, and maybe even three (but I haven't tried yet). The box is wide enough that I think you could fit reclining camp chairs (something on my personal gear wish list) and you can definitely fit a lot of gear in it. You cannot remove the key unless the box is locked, which helps keep you from forgetting or worse yet driving off with an open box. All in all, a superb product.
