2025 Subaru Crosstrek Roof-Tent Accessory: Trim and Crossbar Listing

Subaru’s US 2025 Crosstrek comparison lists a Thule roof tent and Aero Extended crossbars by trim. It is a model-year accessory listing, not a complete approval for a vehicle, rack, and tent installed together. Use it to identify the listed equipment, then check the exact vehicle and accessory instructions.

What the trim comparison lists

The comparison describes the tent’s lockable brackets as attaching to the Thule Aero Extended crossbar set. It says the tent is suitable for Subaru vehicles with factory raised roof rails and adequate roof capacity. Subaru lists the tent at 128 lb and describes its ladder as a critical support for the tent and occupants. The ladder description does not give a roof-load calculation or replace the vehicle and accessory limits.

What the listing does not establish

The trim table does not provide a numeric Crosstrek roof-load limit, an exact roof-option fit, or permission for occupied parked use. A listed accessory option does not show that the installed crossbars, tent, other roof equipment, and vehicle limits agree for a particular car.

Before choosing parts, confirm the exact trim and factory roof rails, the current accessory part numbers, the applicable owner’s-manual limit, the installed rack rating, and the tent’s current instructions. Account for the bars, tent, and other roof loads as the vehicle manual directs. Find a separate vehicle-approved parked-use rule before placing occupants in the tent; this listing does not provide one.

This source covers the US 2025 model-year comparison. Do not carry its trim listing into another year or market. For the separate 2026 US and Canadian listings, see the 2026 Crosstrek guide; for the complete decision path, start with vehicle and rack eligibility.