Anyone car topped a TI on an Hyundai Tuscan??

Hai,
Congratulations on your soon-to-be Hobie Tandem Island owner status! It's great to hear you had an awesome test run on the Hyundai Tuscan. I understand your concern about transporting the TI without a trailer, especially given your steep driveway and limited space for trailer storage. Considering a trailer's additional cost and licensing requirements, it makes sense to explore alternative options.

Hai,
Congratulations on your soon-to-be Hobie Tandem Island owner status! It's great to hear you had an awesome test run on the Hyundai Tuscan. I understand your concern about transporting the TI without a trailer, especially given your steep driveway and limited space for trailer storage. Considering a trailer's additional cost and licensing requirements, it makes sense to explore alternative options.
Thank you,
HMFUSA.Com

Look at my earlier post about adding a hitch receiver, ( if you don’t already have one, they aren't expensive aftermarket).
Then add a t-bar to support the back of the kayak, also makes loading much easier.
Mainly for safety, the wind loads on the highway can actually rip your roof off, I have seen this happen.
Always tie the front with V ropes or straps, ( that’s where the danger lies). From side winds on the highway.
Now days I think they sell swing down hitch receiver t-bars, ( makes loading easier).
We car topped our TI’s all over the country, if I had to guess, over 100k miles, often with our camper in tow.
However I destroyed my back as I got too old, ( lol).
FE