If Yakima says this will fit a 2015 Subaru Outback with factory rack, why does Amazon say it won't fit?
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Ours were used on a 2006, which may or may not be helpfulThe parts fit fine, my son installed them in about an hourThe catch was that his Subaru Outback did not come with the factory cross barsThat added about $240 to the cost of adding the bars, which had to come direct from SubaruHowever, that isn't anything against the Yakima bars, they work perfectly and were easy to install
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It fits my 2015 Forester without any issues. The Forester and Outback use the same rails. It has a universal mount that even fit my 2004 Tahoe.
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I have this rack on my 2014 Subaru WRX with factory racks and it fits fine.
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Ours were used on a 2006, which may or may not be helpful The parts fit fine, my son installed them in about an hour The catch was that his Subaru Outback did not come with the factory cross bars That added about $240 to the cost of adding the bars, which had to come direct from Subaru However, that isn't anything against the Yakima bars, they work perfectly and were easy to install
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It would most likely fit in the hole, but might not thread into anything to prevent wobbling. The Swagman hitch has threads on the driver's side of the receiver insert that this pin threads into which prevents the rack from wobbling. The Yakima might or might not have the same thread, or any thread at all.
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Sorry James, I don't know the answer to that. I would recommend emailing Yakima directly. This is my set up: I have elliptical rails on my Subaru and the Yakima rack system works with it. These gunwale brackets are made to work with that system, which have round cross bars.
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No this for a late model Forester. The dealer will have mats for a 2015 Outback for sure.
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I don't know, but I think they should. I have a 2008 Subaru Outback with factory cross rails and they fit just fine. The kit has two types of clamps. One type is for round cross rails and the other is for oval rails. Mine are more oval. Hope this helps.
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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
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need to get manufacturers spec's and compare to dimensions of your vehicle rack. should find it on ad.
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I just installed the XL rack on my 2012 Subaru Outback and despite the reviews, the trunk when open bumps against the Thule rack and lifts it by 3 inches (when empty). There is a way to make it fit better, but it entails having a bad grip on the cross bars (something the Thule instructions specifically say to avoid). I wish I had bought the Large one. If you think about it, the weight on the car is fixed and the bigger the rack, the lighter the content needs to be as the XL rack is 10 lbs heavier than the L one.
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I use the Thule cargo box and it works great. I believe the Yakima cargo box requires a different cross bar. I hope this helps.
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Yes, but not sure if per Thule/Yakima. I have the Toyota factory roof rack, they are kept in stowed position/side rails, then I mounted Yakima mounts w/ crossbars (purchased used) so not sure if these were designed for it. They barely bite around the factory rail, but do work. You will need to measure the diameter to see. Similar to the Thule Crossroad or Yakima Railgrab. It was annoying to find the factory rails when are too big (wide oval/elliptical shape) for most Thule/Yakima Accessories, like my upright bike racks. All is well now with the Yakima crossbars.
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I have a Subaru Outback (2013) and it fits the factory roof bars. It is pretty universal and I would think it would fit round bars, square bars, oval bars (like my Subaru). You shouldn't have a problem.
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I can tell you that is does NOT fit a 2009 Subaru Outback Limited (2.5L), even though the drop-down menu says it does. But at least Amazon gave me a refund; just have to drive around a few days with my dashboard disassembled waiting for the correct filter.
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Check on the Weather Tech website. That's how I found out it could fit my Subaru Outback.
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It most likely will fit. It has a very simple five lug bracket as can be seen. Assuming there is a hole about two inches in diameter at the center of the back tire for the support to go through, the rack will probably fit just fine because it can be adjusted to fit wide tires. It stays on my blazer with 30" off-roads. The only confusing part is the strap as it won't fit well over the tire but it does enough to firmly hold the rack on. It can fit through the rim depending on the tire rack design. In short, it seems pretty universal if you have a five lug and no unmoveable center cap on your rim
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Best bet, go to Yakima Site. Fill-in the info on your vehicle and get a definitive answer. Can't believe there isn't a rack that will fit your car. Got mine for a 2014 Escape. Works great. Couldn't get a Yak a Rack for my 2011 F-150. Had to go to another vender. Not enough roof line. Good luck.
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I have a 2013 Subaru Outback (new body style with factory roof racks). The cargo box fits that roof rack fine, U-bolt clamps fit around the bar fine, maybe 2-1/2 inch opening. I like the box, most likely best quality box for the price on the market.
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I am not sure about the Outback, I own the 2013 Crosstrek and it fits perfectly, I would probably call a dealer and ask about the hook similarities...hope that helped?