I have a 2011 4dr wrangler unlimited rubicon, with the outer bars, i have no cross bars and no basket. would like to get some cross bars that work
2053403
I don't know what you mean And want do you you wanna do. Depends what you want to carry can work
2053404
I use the basketBut you can buy thule cross bar. There are very good and very easy to remove
766830
I still haven't mounted mine. The cross bars on my Magnum are to wide and you do need the cross bars.
2140653
I have factory elliptical cross bars for a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo, no wind noise whatsoever.
305569
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.
1743731
Same as the others. You need to install on the cross bars not the side rails.
1533034
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.
1450383
I have an '02 Odyssey and it works well with some adjusting. I have Honda cross bars and they work well but due to width of my canoe I need to attach half of the rack to thicker part of crossbar where it joins the factory side rails. It is pretty universal but I would also look at company web site too for more info.. You may just have to try it in the end. Amazon is pretty good on return policy, especially if you cannot get a solid answer. Good luck.
1599798
I have a 2011 also. It comes with the rails that run front to rear but didn't come with the cross bars. The rails that run front to back just look like black trim until you get up and look on top of the vehicle. You'll notice there are four bolts on each side holding them on the roof. Hard to see unless your above it. These work great. I am really happy with the look and quality of these cross bars on my 2011 nitro.
1832159
Raymond, I have a jeep with a tail light assembly that sticks up behind my spare tire (on the inside next to the rear window). The bike rack would not fit over my spare tire because this assembly got in the way.
467700
My advice is to call a dealer and ask if they are the same as the crossbars for a Forester. If their answer is yes, thank them and order online. Easy to install.
2186166
The standard (base) package on the Forrester doesn't include rails. If that's your situation, you have to install a "Crossbar Set - Fixed" (dealer order # E3610SG500) that will take the place of these aero bars.
2224994
I have the LoadWarrior Rooftop Cargo Basket extension (20" longer) that comes with a moveable crossbar that goes across the center of the basket and attaches to the sides. This is an extra crossbar that comes with the basket that can be used for mounting any type of bicycle rack over the top of the basket. I don't use mine but it's really sturdy if I needed extra lateral support.
1206479
I have the 2013 unlimited rubicon had to remove the factory guards they fit mine great contact dealer see if there are any changes. From the ones I have seen local there isn't a difference
1745744
I have a Limited AWD with the glass roof. I purchased cross bars that would fit the Santa Fe, they work great. Is there any way you can drill new holes in the Sears cargo container that would line up with the new rails.
1923217
If you go to the Yakima Fit Guide on their website you can enter your vehicle specifics. In your case you will find that the answer is yes. You need crossbars, either factory or aftermarket...
1896508
No idea what type of crossbars you have. I have the aftermarket Yakima rack on my car with the 55' crossbars. I can def fit 3 comfortably, possibly four but that's pushing it
1657617
Hi Sandor. Yes, they do. I have mine on a Jetta Sportwagen which has factory rails that aren't parallel. I can put the cross bar anywhere along the rails. The way it works is you loosen a bolt that clamp the foot to the cross bar. That allows the distance between the feet to change. It's really easy to use and take on and off. I've had other systems before and this is by far the best quality and easiest to use of the group.