KitsPro 260lb Roof Rack Cross Bars for 2010-2024 Toyota 4Runner (ONLY FIT Factory Raised Side Rails), Matte Black Heavy Duty Aluminum Cargo Crossbar

Wow these racks fit right on my 22 gmc terrain there is a place to bolt on my existing rail there are lock washers to keep tight comes with torx wrenches to tighten has a little rubber piece right down the center to cushion stuff on top Like for a ladder. I bought the kyack rack as well. very excited about this as it looks factory and not a universal add on. Pieces seem durable and low profile there are rubber pieces that stick on rack to cushion next to your car rails

Nice and sturdy bars. Easy to install. Fit perfectly.

Fairly decent and they do fit my 2014 Grand Cherokee Laredo. The instructions aren’t great but installation isn’t that difficult either. I didn’t like the security torx bolt as I don’t have and bits for them. They do come with a tool. It takes a lot to tighten them and would have been nice to use a ratchet. The other complaint is the rubber piece. It really needs to be a bit thicker and better formed. My biggest complaint, and this is more on the rails Jeep uses, there is no place to hook my ratchet straps to. I strapped some U-Bolts to the crossbars and it worked okay but looks like crap. Going to have a bracket fabricated to mount a tie down to the side rail. It worked though and minimal noise.

Perfect fit, easy to install

First off - the instructions are horrible. However it's pretty self explanatory... Gasket on inner rail, washer, bolt, and screw it in. Use the arrows on the crossbars for front/back as well as the arrow to point towards the front of the car.Opening the sunroof on a '23 JGC gets real close to the front crossbar, but it doesn't touch (admittedly I was nervous when I opened it).Tips:Wear clothing that won't scratch your paint. Place a rag under where you're working on the roof to protect the top paint too and also gives you a place to rest your tools.Do one side of the car (both front and back brackets), take out security screws on crossbars, then do the other side.Get a mirror and work in reverse while putting in the security screws. They all twist counter-clockwise.Keep all the spare parts in a baggy and place in wheel well.

I’ll tell you right up front the only thing I like about them is that they are silent. That said I’m returning them and here is why:1) They are way too thin and pretty much every accessory I have will not work with them because of it. Even something as simple as the lock racks for kayaks don’t work.2) installation is a nightmare and the instructions stink.3) The included tools are very cheap and slip a lot. Which is a problem because they are security Allen wrenches so you can’t just use a normal Allen wrench to get around how horrible they are.4) they arrived scratched. One of them was already dirty. Probably a return.5) they aren’t specific to my vehicle like they claim to be. They are made to accommodate many vehicles. I know this because when installed the surfaces of the bars aren’t level too each other which means the load is not level.

Very sturdy. I put a load of lumber up on these racks, no problem. Probably way over the weight limit for these racks, but they handled it just fine.

The product description is different from the installation manual that came with the kit. The manual states that maximum load is 160 lbs over both rails or 80 lbs per rail. The product description is 260 lbs maximum load.The quality is good and the kit is a well organized. All parts are protected in sealed plastic bags. Installation was easy it only took half-hour to assemble and install without help. The only con is the snap on plastic pillar covers don't feel secure.