were you able to install the cross bars with the roof rack already installed? I purchased the CX-9 with roof rack, and then bought OEM cross bars. I can't seem to install the cross bars with the roof rack installed. The roof rack ends slide into the long roof bar, and appear to make the space too small to slide in the hardware for the cross bars. I have the installation directions, they say I can do this, but I can't seem to make it work. Any advice?Thanks, Bryan were you able to install the cross bars with the roof rack already installed? I purchased the CX-9 with roof rack, and then bought OEM cross bars. I can't seem to install the cross bars with... » Read More were you able to install the cross bars with the roof rack already installed? I purchased the CX-9 with roof rack, and then bought OEM cross bars. I can't seem to install the cross bars with the roof rack installed. The roof rack ends slide into the long roof bar, and appear to make the space too small to slide in the hardware for the cross bars. I have the installation directions, they say I can do this, but I can't seem to make it work. Any advice?Thanks, Bryan « Show Less
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I have a 2010 cx-9 and I had no problems installing the OEM cross bars. Everything line up like it was suppose too.
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I'm trying to follow what you are explaining. I believe your problem is that you need to install the clamps for the cross bars on the roof rails before you put the crossbars in them. The instructions should explain everything. If you need any further assistance, feel free to email me back and I can try to get a more detailed explanation for you. Thank you,RichieMastria Mazda Parts Team
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I'm sorry Jennifer, i have only bought the roof rack. I don't have the crossbars.
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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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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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Hello, is this for Roof Rails...left and the right...your ad is misleading..roof rails are the ones that attach to the vehicle and cross bars attach to the roof rails. Please let me know..if they are rails ...I will buy it..
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It should fit. You will need to purchase the metal c-channel that fits in the rail before you can install the roof rack. Works great and very easy to install. Took less than an hour to install c-channel and crossbars.
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Please be safe and get the crossbars! You can get them from a junkyard if you have to. We tried a rooftop carrier once without crossbars and made it about 850 miles when the carrier flew off the top of the car onto the interstate! We were so lucky it didn't hit another car or cause a crash. Don't take the chance.
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Yes, you do! The crossbar connect into the roof rails so you need to purchase and install those first.
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Thank you for your question.You can see a similar picture of the BMW Roof Rack if you use this link: BMW X3 F25 Genuine Factory OEM 82712338614 Profile Roof Rack Cross Bars 2013 - 2016The rack is basically the same, just the dimensions vary for the earlier BMW X3 model.If you have additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.Best Regards,United BMW Roswell
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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 put my on a 2008 Scion XB. What I found when I went to the Hollywood site was that they had an extensive list of cars that the Over-the-Top Bike Rack fits. I have used mine now for several months both locally and on a trip of over 1,500 miles and the rack is excellent. Its well build the straps hold the bike in place, its easy to get a bike on and off and the rack is easy to install and remove. If your car is on the list of cars that they say it will work on I believe it will work. Since I have installed mine I have noticed bike racks on cars and most of them are not build close to the quality level that the Hollywood is. Hope this helps Elenor I put my on a 2008 Scion XB. What I found when I went to the Hollywood site was that they had an extensive list of cars that the Over-the-Top Bike Rack fits. I have used mine now for several months both locally and on a trip of over 1,500 miles and the rack is excellent. Its well build the straps hold the bike in place, its easy to get a bike on and off and the rack is easy to install and remove. If your car is on the list of cars that they say it will work on I believe it will work. Since I have installed mine I have noticed bike racks on cars and most of them are not build close to the... » Read More I put my on a 2008 Scion XB. What I found when I went to the Hollywood site was that they had an extensive list of cars that the Over-the-Top Bike Rack fits. I have used mine now for several months both locally and on a trip of over 1,500 miles and the rack is excellent. Its well build the straps hold the bike in place, its easy to get a bike on and off and the rack is easy to install and remove. If your car is on the list of cars that they say it will work on I believe it will work. Since I have installed mine I have noticed bike racks on cars and most of them are not build close to the quality level that the Hollywood is. Hope this helps Elenor « Show Less
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I believe the side rails you are referring to are the rails that run the length of the roof. Those rails usually come standard on the LTZ model. Make sure the metal inserts are in the rails that are there now. If not, you'll have to purchase those. If they are there, then this set of cross rails will work.
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I'm not sure if this will answer your question, but everything that I needed to install the cross bars successfully came with my order. They work perfectly and I saved a ton of money through amazon and not the dealership.
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These are the crossbars that attach to the existing roof rails on the SV and SL models. After some quick research, it looks like the S model does not have these rails. If you don't have the rails that run lengthwise on the edge of the roof, these will not work for you. You may want to consider a roof rack system from Yakima or Thule.
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Hi Neal, our boxes will fit to the factory installed crossbars systems. We do have a fitment chart available to determine rear hatch clearance. If you would like a copy please contact us direct. What we would need to know is the distance from your front crossbar to the fist point of contact when the hatch is open, that measurement will allow us to determine which models will fit without interference. Thanks!
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I'm trying to follow what you are explaining. I believe your problem is that you need to install the clamps for the cross bars on the roof rails before you put the crossbars in them. The instructions should explain everything. If you need any further assistance, feel free to email me back and I can try to get a more detailed explanation for you. Thank you, Richie Mastria Mazda Parts Team
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If your wagon came with the front-to-back roof rails, these crossbars will fit. I would advise against purchasing them, as they have to be removed every time you're finished using them, then remounted for the next use. Otherwise, you will be driving around with noise that sounds like a small airplane is about to land on your roof, and unable to use the radio or talk to anyone in the vehicle. My last car was a Toyota Sienna minivan, which came equipped with aerodynamic, noiseless crossbars, so I know these square-sided crossbars that I recently bought for my Jetta wagon are a poor choice unless you don't mind mounting and re-mounting them for each use. If your wagon came with the front-to-back roof rails, these crossbars will fit. I would advise against purchasing them, as they have to be removed every time you're finished using them, then remounted for the next use. Otherwise, you will be driving around with noise that sounds like a small airplane is about to land on your roof, and unable to use the radio or talk to anyone in the vehicle. My last car was a Toyota Sienna minivan, which came equipped with aerodynamic, noiseless crossbars, so I know these square-sided crossbars that I recently bought for my Jetta wagon are a poor choice... » Read More If your wagon came with the front-to-back roof rails, these crossbars will fit. I would advise against purchasing them, as they have to be removed every time you're finished using them, then remounted for the next use. Otherwise, you will be driving around with noise that sounds like a small airplane is about to land on your roof, and unable to use the radio or talk to anyone in the vehicle. My last car was a Toyota Sienna minivan, which came equipped with aerodynamic, noiseless crossbars, so I know these square-sided crossbars that I recently bought for my Jetta wagon are a poor choice unless you don't mind mounting and re-mounting them for each use. « Show Less
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I used the stock cross bars on my 98 GMC Jimmy. It fit fine and mounted right up perfectly.