TANX Roof Rack Cross Bars with 4 Anti-Theft Locks | Heavy-Duty Universal Roof Rack (200lbs Capacity) | Universal Cross Bars That Fit Most Raised Side Rails Vehicles/SUVs (with Gap Design)

Great rooftop carrier. Easy and quick to install. Aerodynamics makes no noise when driving at highway speeds. It is very sturdy, and very secure if installed properly. The only way these things fly off is if you don't follow the directions and don't secure it properly. I like that it has locks making it more difficult to steal. I also appreciate that it comes with spare keys. Once you put it on the first time, you can either leave them on or only put it on when you need it. Either way it is very easy to put on and take off.

I was bummed when my suv came without the cross bars on the roof rack. I was expecting to shell out another $500 for them, but found these after-market generic cross bars that work PERFECTLY.Easy to install even without instructions. Took me longer to unbox the parts than to install them.Already carried some pretty heavy things on them with no problems. They even lock so nobody can steal them. Comes with a long Allen key to secure them.Does add a little wind noise but nothing major. When I’m done moving stuff I make unbolted them an store them in the garage. They’re fast and easy to put on so that’s not a problem.They also don’t look bad, I think maybe the factory cross bars are a bit more streamlined…. But at a cost. I like these.My suv is a 2015 Mercedes ML350 . I think these would fit most raised roof racks.

I installed the roof rack cross bars on Subaru Crosstrek 2023, and I couldn't be more pleased with the performance. The installation process was a breeze, requiring minimal tools and time, which was a pleasant surprise. Once secured, the cross bars felt incredibly sturdy and reliable, giving me confidence as I transported two toboggan sleds. The added anti-theft locks provide peace of mind, knowing my gear is protected. Overall, these cross bars exceeded my expectations and made my winter adventures hassle-free!

Roof rack was easy to install on my 2024 Bronco Sport Outer Banks. Once tightened, I did notice the side clamps are not fully flush on the side bars however they are nice and tight and don’t move. I like the lock feature on all four clamps.

Super easy install. Fit right into the rails of a 2015 Mercedes GL550. I have a 2007 GL450 as well with the same rails so they should easily be able to be used on any GL model for Mercedes from 2007 on. I don't know about the current ones because I don't have one. These rails are off top of the car roof about 2 in. There's plenty of space for the sunroof to open and close on the 2015 GL550. They mounted on super easy. You just slide them on and install. You just stick the key in and it rotates the little red dot. At that point you stick in the long side of the Allen wrench and just tighten it down. Then when you re-lock the little red dot comes back in and blocks the Allen wrench hole. You can actually see the reflection on the top of your car as you install the wind strip that goes underneath. Super easy to mark it and cut it. I haven't mounted the Thule box yet. I'm going to need to move them back and forth a bit to get it just right so the back of the box doesn't hit the antenna. Should be perfect though. The second picture shows the clearance of the sunroof. Absolutely no issues. The rails plus load have a capacity of 200 lbs. For reference the rails way about 8 lb. My box weighs 53. That leaves me 140 lbs of cargo capacity. With the rails on and the sunroof open you have an inch and a quarter of space maybe a little bit more. With the rails on and the center of closed you have 3 in of space between the roof and the bar.

This rack works amazing. We traveled across country with absolutely no problems. Easy to install. Only thing I would suggest is to install rubber strips before installing it to the car.

The cross rails themselves are decent enough, I guess, but the cheap plastic clamps ruined the whole thing. They look like they’re made out of the same plastic used to make remote controls. I wish I’d had the good sense to send them back before my trip.I Used these crossbars to use a roof bag for a Christmas road trip. I made sure to pack the roof bag with the lightest bags and checked the tension every couple hundred miles. Sadly, the plastic clamps on the cross rails failed about halfway through my trip, they dented the roof of my car, and they were suddenly useless for the rest of my road trip. Luckily, I had a piece of plywood in the roof bag and could turn it 90 degrees to fit on my car’s rails. This ended up being quieter, more secure and less drag (so better mileage) than using the cross rails - they ended up not just being useless, but actually a net loss on the trip.When I tried to return the product, Amazon wouldn’t take it back without the box. The box is back where I came from, probably recycled by now. I don’t have a six foot cardboard tube laying around over here - so I can’t return the rails. I’m stuck with this junk that not only can I mot return, but using it in actually cost me.One star. I want my money back!

Purchased for a '21 BMW X3. Simple to install, suggest placing rails in the final position before cutting and installing the bottom rubber inserts, mark the location with painters tape, then cut the rubber, this will insure a perfect fit. Also, wider portion goes to the front, see photos. You do hear some wind noise, but that is expected, but they are quieter then the $400 racks I had on my previous vehicle. These are well worth the money!