I have 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee RWD Loreado with fectory cross side rails sitting flat on the car roof (no gap between roof and rails).These crossbars will fit my car?
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I can't speak specifically to your vehicle, however I will say that I'm pretty sure the 2011 rails are identical to the 2014, so I think these bars *should* fit. The 2011 has factory rails that also sit flat or flush on top of the vehicle, providing a channel for these cross bars to drop in and lock to.
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Yes, they actually fit very well. It may take awhile to get them installed depending on your dexterity, but I have had them for 5 months and they work great. They do whistle on the highway but other than that, very pleased.
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I have a 2014 Limited but I'm assuming the roof rails are the same as on the Laredo, as my roof rails also lay flat on the roof. The crossbars clamp into the groove that runs the length of the rails and fit snugly once you tighten them up with the Allen wrench provided. Just make sure you loosen the Allen head bolts prior to fitting them into the groove but don't remove them completely, just enough so the clamp part dangles freely and allows you to fit them into the groove before tightening.
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Check with your dealer on the 2013. I have 2010 roof rack cross bars. I just had my car in to the dealer for service and they gave me a 2014 MDX loaner. The cross bars would definitely NOT work with the 2014. So you need to call your dealer to ask about the 2013 model.
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do you need raised side rails to install these? My 2014 jeep grand Cherokee has flush rails.
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Measure the distance between the roof rack bars and add 6", then you will have your answer. Make sure there is an existing rack, as these are only crossbars...
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I only purchased only roof rack crossbars but had to send several order back of after-market brands because they didn't fit right. I ended up going to the Chrysler dealer to get the right ones. They were more expensive but worth it!
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I can't tell you how they would fit on a 2015 but the front one is at its maximum extension on my 2013 Rav4. Measurements may help here. On my 2013 Rav4 the top rails are ~42 inches apart at the very front tip of the rail as measured from the inside of each rail. The location defined for the front crossbar turns out to be very close to the back edge of the sunroof opening. At that point I measured ~39.5 inches. The crossbar at maximum extension is ~39 inches. When adjusted to maximum extension and clamped down the crossbar attached very secure and works fine. You can also move the crossbar a bit towards the rear for a perfect fit if necessary. The rear rails are ~36 inches apart as measured from their inside tips so there is no problem there. FYI: I also bought these "Jay Bars" to hold my 10ft. Kayaks: TMS KAYAK-RK-J(1BOX) Universal Roof J Rack Kayak Boat Canoe Surf Ski Car Top Carrier. (Amazon).There are two in each box. They are around $27 dollars per box . The straps that come with these Jay bars got complaints but I had no problem with them. They are a jam clamp design versus a ratchet style. Hope that helps!
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The bottom of the crossbars are at about the same height as the bottom of the side rails. As long as your side rails have decent clearance these should work.
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I would go here and ask: http://www.ruggedridge.com/jeep-bumpers.html It fits the 2013, not sure about the 2014 and what changes they have done to their front bumper.
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I have an '02 4Runner with factory cross bars, they are aero-shaped also. The mounting brackets that come with the Rola are more square shaped. They work fine. I just made sure I tightened the u-brackets down equally between the two screws so the brackets maintain a fairly level fixture to the cross bars. I use the spacers that came with them also. They simply reduced the amount of turns I needed to make to tighten the brackets.
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yes the crossbars fit the dealer installed rails on the 2013 CRV. We had the dealer install rails and then we bought the crossbars and had our mechanic install the bars because you need some special wrench to put the bars on the CRV.
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Hi Andre, you will need to see our "buyer's guide" for the recommended Thule roof rack system for your vehicle. The crossbars are separate to this product, but both are compatible. Thanks!
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I purchased the bars for my 2012 Grand Cherokee Overland and they fit very well and were easy to install. You need to pay attention to the length of the bars as one is shorter than the other. Mine were marked front and back but others have reported the ones they purchased were not. The feet on the bars adjust to allow for varying widths on the factory installed tracks. While I cannot say for certain, very similar outward appearance would suggest that the 2012-2014 Grand Cherokee are the same size.
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Hi, thanks for the question. Unfortunately I returned these bars because my 2012 Durango had factory cross bars that I was unaware of when I initially purchased these. Sorry I'm not able to help. The company I ordered from were very helpful and prompt. They would probably be able to assist you.
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It fit on my Honda Pilot 2011 which from what it looks like it the about the same size as your jeep grand Cherokee. You will have to purchase crossbars if your vehicle does not have it also which i had to do .
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The dealer may have installed the roof rails Part# 08L02-T0A-110, you will need to get the crossbars which are Part# 08L04-T0A-100. The 2013 crossbars are not the same as the ones for 2007-2011 model year CRVs. Hope this helps to answer your question.
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As long as your car has the roof rails as shown in the picture, the bars will fit. This product is the cross bars only.
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I did not have any trouble installing the cross bars on my 2006 Hemi Commander. What you see is what you get. The knob on top was a concern at first but it no longer worries me that it stands out. My last Grand Cherokee had a lower profile that was more appeasing to the eye. It was a Jeep product and quite a bit more expensive.