Need to know if the straps on the unit will secure it to the cross rails on my2012 Honda Pilot or do I need to order other straps
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I cannot say for sure on your application. The straps were sufficiebt for my Chevy Tahoe. We also put padding underneath as well as used additional ratchet straps just to be sure.
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it has long straps that can be sinched down. i imagine it could work on any vehicle.
1604638
You can check if your car will work on Yakima's website. I have a Honda Element with factory roof rack - zero issues. The Skybox has adjustable clamps that move to wherever your crossbars are located. I went through the selections on here - and looks like you shouldn't have a problem: http://www.yakima.com/fit/Information
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Here's the link to their website: http://hollywoodracks.com/FitGuide/honda.htmLooks like it does not. Huh? :( You would need a hitch mounted rack or a spare tire mounted one...hope this helps you out/.
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Yes. You will need cross bars to mount the wings. They are wonderful! It has been much easier for us to load and tie our kayaks down on our Subaru Outback with these wings!Joyce
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Yes. The number listed is a genuine Honda part (Genuine Honda 08L04-SZA-110) and fits perfectly on my 2014 Honda Pilot rails. There are other after market crossbars but when I explored, I found mixed results regarding quality and installation. You do not want a cross bar that fails. The 'tap' screw which restricts how far the rear crossbar will go back is a bit difficult to seat, but otherwise installation is generally easy. There is a front and back to each cross bar, like an airplane wing. Install correctly to avoid wind noise. These are labeled, except that they do not tell you what is the 'left' for the Pilot. Left is your left when you stand behind the vehicle, i.e. left is the driver's side. Take your time to slide the cross bars on to the rails equally. They are a snug fit which is what you want. A great accessory that I frequently use. I also recommend the Honda rear cargo liner. Fits perfectly and is made of tough material, yet is flexible enough to roll up and stored in cargo area when third seats are raised.
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The answer is based on the Type hitch on your Honda. My truck had a Type III. Yours is likely a I or II. Then check out specs for rack.
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I have a 2008 Honda Pilot and it fit nicely. I highly recommend this product. I had to drop the spare down to install the hitch.
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Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install factory cross bars on my Rogue anyway, they seem more aerodynamic as well. Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install... » Read More Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install factory cross bars on my Rogue anyway, they seem more aerodynamic as well. « Show Less
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My pilot is a 2013 pilot. Not sure about the 2012, but as this is a Honda product, try checking with any Honda parts supplier. It should be the same.
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We have a 2009 honda pilot and 2013 ford flex with the same kind of cross bars and have had no issues.
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I read the answer from the other gentleman, and I, too, have only used it with a Honda Pilot with the unit located on the front of my trailer, maybe 12' away. I also like not having to deal with a wiring harness, and it allows my trailer to be used with other tow vehicles. It is a very well constucted, good functioning solution to my brake controller situation. I also agree...Contact the manufacturer to see what range they say will work.
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This will fit on any honda rack. I would not recommend this boot bracket as it does not offer much for vibration dampening. The kolpin IV is a much better choice.
70720
You might check their website. I had cross bars on my roof rack and they mounted no problem.
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I don't know but here is what I do know. The clamps fit any vehicle that has cross bars already. If you take a tape measure and measure from crossbar to crosse bar and make sure you don't have more than an inch or two hanging over each side after 53 1/4"s. They look horrible on cars when the car is not wide enough. I drive a 2012 Honda Pilot.
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If I am understanding your question correctly, I would say NO. Crossbars are just that and cross the top of the vehicle. They attach to the parallel bars on the sides. In other words, you actually need two sets of bars.We recently upgraded vehicles to a Honda Pilot which came with the parallel bars. We had the dealership install the crossbars. Hope this helps.
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I would think so. It attaches to the crossbar between the handle bars with plastic straps. The straps don't work that great and kept coming undone so we got rid of them and just use zip ties to keep it on. If you used zip ties you wouldn't have to snug it super tight to the cross bar which would give you some room for the cables. Hope that helps.
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I believe so. I install it on my Honda pilot crossbar with a similar dimension and it fits fine. It can probably accommodate a larger cross bar.