Engineered for the 6th gen
Platform One follows the new 4Runner roofline with contoured rails and a flat, configurable deck in between.
KC HiLiTES Platform One Roof Rack for 2025 Toyota 4Runner
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Lighting with no loose wires
Mount a Gravity Titan or Pro6 overhead bar and up to four Profile 10" SideCast lights. Harnesses run inside the rack frame.
Engineered for the 6th gen
Platform One follows the new 4Runner roofline with contoured rails and a flat, configurable deck in between.
Lighting with no loose wires
Mount a Gravity Titan or Pro6 overhead bar and up to four Profile 10" SideCast lights. Harnesses run inside the rack frame.
Room for the whole trip
The 88" long deck carries cargo cases and recovery gear, mounted with standard M8 hardware wherever you place the cross members.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers on specs, fit and support
Does it fit my vehicle?
It fits the 2025 Toyota 4Runner (6th gen). The 2010-2024 5th gen 4Runner uses KC 92305.
Do I have to drill my roof?
No. It installs at the factory roof mounting points of the 6th gen 4Runner with a bumpstop tensioning system.
Does the rack come with lights?
No. The rack is sold on its own. It is set up for a Gravity Titan (91418) or Pro6 (91308) overhead bar and up to four Profile 10" SideCast side lights, all sold separately. Blackout plates are included to cover the side light openings if you skip SideCast lights.
How do I wire the side lights?
The extrusions have hidden internal wire channels and corner access points. KC sells a vehicle-specific Profile SideCast four-light wiring kit for this rack (part 92405).
How much weight can I carry on it?
The limit is your vehicle's OEM roof load rating. Rack weight plus cargo weight, parked or moving, should stay within the figure your vehicle maker publishes.