can you use it on minivan with sliding rear doors
1542421
You have to be able to run the straps through the van at the top of the window. If you can do that with sliding window. If that mean leaving the windows open to do it better hope it doesn't rain or it's not too cold. You'll have to make that call yourself. But the straps stretch from one side to the other and the be cinched down tight, with no slack at all.
1542422
Lisa, if you can manually close the doors you could put the straps in after the track lock but just remember not to open the doors automatically.
1542423
Thank you. Finally an interesting question! Of course setting the front tube over the front doors won't be a problem.To set the rear one........first do the sliding door windows open at all? Some do.Even swinging out at the rear will do. If yours do then your done but you will not be able touse the rear doors while installed.So let's say the windows aren't an option. You will need to barely open the door just enoughSo you can slip the strap through to the rear side of where the track attaches to the door so that you will then be able to close the door without it catching on the strap.You will not be able to open the doors this way either...doing so may damage the strap.I'd rather see you use a traditional roof top rack. Thank you. Finally an interesting question! Of course setting the front tube over the front doors won't be a problem.To set the rear one........first do the sliding door windows open at all? Some do.Even swinging out at the rear will do. If yours do then your done but you will not be able touse the rear doors while installed.So let's say the windows aren't an option. You will need to barely open the door just enoughSo you can slip the strap through to the rear side of where the track attaches to the door so that you will then be able to close the... » Read More Thank you. Finally an interesting question! Of course setting the front tube over the front doors won't be a problem.To set the rear one........first do the sliding door windows open at all? Some do.Even swinging out at the rear will do. If yours do then your done but you will not be able touse the rear doors while installed.So let's say the windows aren't an option. You will need to barely open the door just enoughSo you can slip the strap through to the rear side of where the track attaches to the door so that you will then be able to close the door without it catching on the strap.You will not be able to open the doors this way either...doing so may damage the strap.I'd rather see you use a traditional roof top rack. « Show Less
1542424
I'd say No, but if you can get it so the straps won't be in the way of the door track, it should work fine. To test, grab some rope/twine, wrap it around the roof where the straps go and if the door can't close, there's your answer.
1507860
I've put ours in the back of a couple of minivans -- with brilliant results. Obviously, your results may vary. Buy a tape measure.
820531
You can remove the arms to move it to another location. If you purchase new, the arms and the electronic module are not attached. Some assembly is required. I don't believe that you could use it in a mini van because your head would top of the van when you try to ride it.
176856
Yes. We use it with a Chicco Convertible carseat rear-facing. It can be pushed back and out of the way for loading and unloading
1851445
Only if it's an extended cab. And I'm assuming only if your back seat folds up and not down... anyways hope this helps
1589152
I think it would be OK. Extending it less will, of course, make the ramp steeper. My wife often doesn't extend it all the way and it works fine. I usually pull the van out of the garage before using the ramp and always extend it fully. The sliding feature is such that as you extend it, it is stable in all positions. There is always a lot of friction between the two pieces. It does take some force to extend the ramp. There is no "locking position" when it is fully extended.
496816
Since sliding doors design vary based upon manufacturer it's hard to accurately answer this request. However, if you can adhere both items of this product side by side - one being stationary, the other being the movable piece, then it will work just fine. In other words, when the sliding door is in the closed position, you must be able to install this product in such a way that when the door is opened, the two pieces "break contact" with one another thereby sounding the very loud and high-pitched alarm. Hope this helps.
1589151
I think it would be OK. Extending it less will, of course, make the ramp steeper. My wife often doesn't extend it all the way and it works fine. I usually pull the van out of the garage before using the ramp and always extend it fully.The sliding feature is such that as you extend it, it is stable in all positions. There is always a lot of friction between the two pieces. It does take some force to extend the ramp. There is no "locking position" when it is fully extended.
548465
I doubt any rear door would have a problem. It goes down pretty far. I have a QX56 and have no trouble.
359676
Yes it would, we have awning windows, so we opted for the sliding door kit. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!!!!The unit broke down after 3 weeks and Haier didn't stand by the product. It took from July to OCTOBER to rectify. They finally sent a new unit. GOOD LUCK
1167120
Yes you can. Just roll back to the cab and secure with Velcro straps, shouldn't 't be a problem .
1606516
I am not sure, but I think it would be fine. I used it on a mini van with no problem.
1189264
6' is 72" and it should work if your sliding doors have a top bracket you can put screws in.
1216295
No....except thru the back sliding doors of your van. The cargo bag is heavy and hangs on the latch at the top, so it wouldn't be feasible. Sorry.
201813
Yes you can. You install this to the outside rail then the other door slides right passed it.
859161
No the strap wraps around frame of vehicle to the inside, the sliding doors would not work
1857730
If you do not have the "power sliding door option" then this harness will do you no good. It only works with vehicles that have "power doors"