Will is fit on a 2007 Subaru Outback? I want to still be able to open the back lift gate!
161186
This fits a 2012 Impreza Outback just fine, and you can open the back hatchback. There are slots in the bottom that allow you to move it farther forward or back on the roof as needed.
1622942
They should, assuming your envoy has side rails. All you need to do is measure the width of your vehicle from rail to rail, i suggest you measure front and rear to make sure width is equal i say that because my subaru rails are wider at rear than at front, no big deal except the bars extend futher from body on rear than front. Really no big deal since its maybe an inch. Anyway, measure your width decide how much, if any, you want the bars to extend over your roof line and then select the bar length that fits that need.
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No it won't according to Subaru, the proper part number for the 2015 Outback is J501SAL600. I have no idea what the difference is between the SAJ and the SAL models is. You'll have to ask a Subaru dealership on that.
80573
Mine is on a Subaru Outback and there is room to open the back without using the "lowering" feature of the transporter (which, by the way, is a pain to use if the transporter has any sort of load in it). My guess is "probably" if everything stock. It will depend on a) the size (width) of your spare and how far it protrudes past the bumper and b) how your hitch is mounted and how far it protrudes (even with the bumper, recessed).
2219141
I have a pick-up and can almost let tail gate down. The rack does stick out and I really think that any trunk can be opened.
39498
I use mine on a 2011 Subaru Outback. I will lift one side of the vehicle for tire rotations. I use blocks under the suspension anyway,"just in case". The Jeep shouldn't weigh any more than my Outback...
836846
My husband has an 05 Subaru Outback. He had to modify the hitch by cutting the back end of the 2" receiver box 1" from the top, angled to the bottom, because the car bumper is angled. As is, he only had 1/2 a hole at the back hole. ( He used a tool that looks like a chop saw but has a grinder?)
1435366
Works great I. The 2010 forester. Maybe you could ask a Subaru dealer if the design has changed much. I really like mine, easy to install
1065217
This will work for a 2013 Subaru Outback. There is a new updated part number, H501SFJ001. We have this part in stock and ready to ship out today if you click on our link.
633540
It should. I have an 05 and an 06 Forester, and it fits both easily. I had to adjust the factory bars a bit to fit the width of the mounting brackets, but that is easy. Subaru included a torx screwdriver for that in my glove box. I had to slide the rear one forward about 6 inches, and the front one rearward about a foot. When I open the trunk, the washer nozzle comes within 1/4 inch without touching, and the front of the box is maybe a foot behind the top of my front window. The Outback is bigger than the Forester, so I would think it would fit.
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I have a 2010 Outback and they work fine. I don't think the body style changed from 10-13 but I'm not sure?? However, after I purchased and put them up I learned that my Outback had integrated cross bars. There are latches underneath the rails that run from front to back. If you release them another rail pops out and runs from drive side to passenger side. I would imagine your car has them too. Not sure if they'd work for you? Good luck!
1077385
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.
514820
Here is what I know. I have a Subaru Forrester and it fit well between the front seat and the back area. The Company that makes it stands behind their product. You would need to measure from one inside wall to the other and from the ceiling to the floor of the back space you are blocking. If you email or call the company they would give you a true idae about fit. I used extra bungies to make sure my dog could not pry his way through. He is afraid of riding in cars and gets upset. I keep him in a backseat kennel. My female dog just lives with it and lays down as she knows she is fine to wander around in thr back. DLS
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I use mine with my '11 Outback and can open the hatch without tilting the transporter. That said, I would think that if you had a second person lift on the back of the transporter so that the locking pin (the pin that keeps the transporter "upright") is unloaded so it can be pulled out, the second person holding the back of the transporter could then lower it down.
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I'm guessing no. Not in the trunk and possibly not in the back seat. I'm away from home and can't measure the unit for you, but this info should be on the web site. I'm not at all sure what your door opening is. All I can say for sure is that we're very happy with the unit.
221524
It fits our Subaru Outback, so it likely will, but I am not positive. If the clearance from the ground to the underside of the car is the same then it will fit.
719950
It fit our Subaru Outback-2012. Unfortunately, our 70# lab was able to knock it down without difficulty. We returned ours.