48" (120cm) Universal Fit Black Adjustable Aluminum Window Frame Roof Rack Cross Bars Cargo Carrier with 3 Pairs of Mounting Clamps (2 Pcs)

I’ve used roof rack on my 2008 Nissan Altima to haul around my 8 foot layout boat. It was doing a great job hauling my boat around until I took it out on a windy cold day. Unfortunately the boat caught a huge gust and broke one of the plastic mounts off causing the boat to go with it. It wasn’t the roof racks fault however, I didn’t strap the front down allowing it to catch wind and pull up because I was in a hurry to get to my spot. I contacted customer service and they sent me a replacement piece for free. Now I’m back in action and couldn’t be happier! Attached is the boat that I carry around on the roof rack.

This is not a universal fit for all cars. The crossbars can be adjusted for length, but the trick is figuring out which of the 3 clips that hook onto the top of the door frames will work for your individual vehicle. The clips pretty much determine what the length of the crossbar will be. I have a 2013 Kia Optima with a sunroof - it will not fit my car! I've tried all 3 clips and none of them work. I had to rebend some of them so that they wouldn't lift the leg supports off the top of the car when the door closed. It took me most of the day screwing around with different clips, rebending them, and readjusting the length to get anything that worked. If your car has a roof that curves from front to back or side to side like my Optima, the feet only work on flat surfaces. Hardware is cheap plastic and soft metal. Also, the bar is metal and very solid, but the legs are black plastic. This would be a lot more solid if the legs were metal also, as they are the pieces that hold the whole crossbar together. Also, I doubt the legs will hold up long in our hot Florida sun. For the money they are not worth it. I wouldn't trust them with anything really heavy! I'll see if they fit my son's Chevy Cruze but for my Optima it's not a good fit! To get the feet to grab snugly on my uneven and curved roof I had to ‘customize’ foam from my wife’s yoga mat - see pictures.

The media could not be loaded. So first off. It's not a bad set of rails. it's universal fit so don't expect it to fit your car perfectly. Mine was one such case. It fits. The problem I have with it is there's no way to ensure the screws won't back out and loosen up over time. Which is a problem because if you say have a cargo rack on top with any amount of weight on it. A loose set of rails could cause everything to go flying. but as far as mine go. They are tight and seemingly pretty solid. I drove it 170 miles like this and the screws that hold it down where still tight when I got to my destination. I say put some lock tight on it if you plan on putting heavy stuff on top. Otherwise a good set of rails and worth the money.

wasn't easy to get these bars to fit right. husband gave up&i went out determined to get it to fit. so the truck is... you have to find JUST the right spot. (especially since i have a sun roof) but once you find the sweet spot, it is perfect! iv had no problems until recently... when the rubber pads that fit onto the metal clamp that goes inside the door frame, started to shift, &dry rot. we've had EXTREME weather the past couple yrs, weeks over 100° in the summer, below 10° in the winter. So it makes sense they would need to be replaced. But i didn't know how to replace them so i messaged the seller, told them the situation&how when it rains because of the condition of the seals.(messaged Amazon on my original order&they connected me to messaging with the seller) I received a response from the seller asking for pictures of the damaged parts so they knew what to send, &a week later i received a whole box of small parts for the rack!! free of charge (i would have GLADLY paid)!! i was really only asking how&where to purchase replacement pieces&.... they just fixed the problem! so.... HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY! I'm usually pretty cynical about online purchases/sellers, very low expectations, but this.... has turned me around. so if this says it'll fit the make&model of your car... buy it!

As usual the instructions are not quite accurate. Step by step is not quite clear. You really need to assemble it all "loosely" and then fit it to your car. Now, I stated it's for a 2012 Scion xB and a box popped up that stated "this WILL fit your car". I beg to differ. Utilizing the longest of the 3 sets of grip clamps to go under the door rim, they barely have enough length to hold the cross bar correctly. I moved the front rack as close to the front as possible and the crossbar still a bit short in my opinion. The roof trim lines fan out wider as you go to rear of car so the back rack will not sit without the rubber base separating from the top part. Once everything is tightened it does seem sturdy. Also, last night it rained and the front passenger side door water leaked in where the clamp was pushing the weather strip out and filled the small hand well on the door and overflowed. No mention in instructions about the 4 little rubber protectors you put on the bottom of the clamps to secure to the car and not scratch paint. I had to figure that out for myself. I bought this set because it had a 4.5 star rating, and I need to carry kayaks on my car. Not sure if I want to keep them or not. If the supplier has a longer set of clamps it would definitely work.