I have a nissan armada. Will it fit? Can my 60lb lab stretch the bungee cords out?
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It is very adjustable. It fits Forester and Drango. We have two big dogs and a small dog and it contains them without problems.
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It fit in my suburban but my Weim was able to slide the bars and inch through. He's an escape artist however and can get out of just about anything. I returned mine.
2020243
I doubt that it will fit perfectly. However, that's a large vehicle --- it might fit ok. The space in the back of the nissan was very limited. Get ready to rewire some stuff. I would save some(a lot) of time and get the oem stuff at a the higher price
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I don't think it would stretch to fit a visor that wide. I made mine fit by attaching mini bunje cords on each side - mini tie downs would serve the same purpose. It is well designed and well made so well worth any effort it take to make it fit. RF
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I would not want to move this back and forth. It would be a hassle. I have one determined large dog that will maneuver past this that we are training not to. The other 2 large dogs don't even try. It should work pretty well but it is not full proof. Good luck. If the Explorer is much bigger than a Jeep Grand Cherokee, this MAY be to small.
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I have a 26 lb wire fox terrier and thus belt did not hold him. The piece that snaps into the seat belt in the car bends very easily and pulls out. Wouldn't recommend it.
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Stretches very nicely and it'll fit. For extra large you can attach extension bungee cords to stretch it even further.
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I have a Nissan Versa hatchback, and it fits great. There are 6 adjustable straps - 2 top, 2 sides, and 2 bottom - that can be adjusted to any height/width.
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I just took mine outside to test it on a Chevy Equinox crossover. The door opened wide enough, but just barely. The ramp is not as tall as the seats and there was a gap where my pet would have to jump across, too wide to be able to just step over. My largest pet is a pug, so you may not have that problem. Also something to consider is the way you'll modify the slick carpeting on the ramp. Mine has indoor/outdoor carpeting and I can no longer fold it.
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yes, I measured it and it will fit even at the neutral position of the velcro, if the cat gets bigger you can loosen it; hope it helped!
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I got the extre long one and I would definitely say NO. I have 2 bungees and still had to work to STUFF the bag into a 'large' stuff sak. Maybe a guy could roll it tighter but not me.
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I'm not certain of either question but can tell you my dog is a 19lb Rat Terrier and there's enough room for him to stretch out, I've also loaned it to a friend for her approx 25 lb dog & my daughter took her 2 good sized cats out for a field trip in it.
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Yes. My dog is a 90lb black Lab who is never on the correct side of the car. I added a long bungee cord that stretches from one side to the other where the seat joins the backrest. It stays in place pretty well.
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Since the cords stretch, the length is universal so it will probably fit most vehicles-cars, trucks & SUVs. Unless you have a very wide vehicle I don't think you need to worry.
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The size I have won't fit in a car. We put both our dogs, one dachshund & chow, in the Krate in the back of our truck. Could fit in an SUV. It comes with plastic clips to hold it into place, with tie downs. Seat-belts...No.
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Nothing, it did not work for me , my car seats were too big for it to even fit. I guess they are for compact cars only. I suppose you could improvise with bungee cords, rope?
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I suggest you measure the width between. I have a large BMW sedan and it is a tight fit. Also have a 6.5 lb dog and she loves it for road trips.
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It would in my Acura MDX SUV. I have a 15lb dog that can't get out. This barrier adjusts up and down and the sides spread out. Really depends on the back of your vehicle.