Adjustable Car Roof Rack Cross Bars with Anti-Theft Lock, Heavy-Duty Aluminum Roof Rail for Bike, Kayak, Cargo, Luggage – Fits Vehicles with Rain Gutter Spacing 42.91in-44.88in (2PCS)

Used the roof racks with snowboard racks with 1-4 snowboards and it held going 70+. Needs some assembly, fits on my 10th gen civic. Not the prettiest but for the price it’s alright. Definitely noticed more wind noise and increased fuel consumption. Overall it’s priced good and functions as intended.

These adjustable car roof cross bars are sturdy, versatile, and easy to install, making them perfect for carrying bikes, luggage, or other cargo. The adjustable design ensures a secure fit for a variety of vehicle sizes. Durable and reliable, they provide a practical solution for expanding your vehicle’s storage capacity.

I just threw the product away because I didn’t want to go through the hassle of re-sending it back to the seller. I wasted my money unfortunately. It was difficult to assemble because the product itself came jammed and it was scratched up as well. The directions were unclear you kind of have to put two and two together. I had done some investigation on it to further clarify how everything goes. locking it wasn’t too bad, but that took a little practice too. Because I didn’t know that the component doesn’t go all the way down unless you lock it first. Then the metal piece just went in more as I tried to adjust it up and down, to take it out which is what the instructions said and you can’t pull it out once it’s in unless mine is just broken. I mean it wasn’t rocket science like a bunch of the stuff I knew without looking at the directions but then at the same time it’s like everything should fit together effortlessly and that’s not the way the process went. It felt like a puzzle with 100 different pieces to a different puzzle. Then it’s the fact that my product already came damaged. It looks like everything was used. It was scratched up beaten, and everything wasn’t in perfect condition. Like the whole thing was just a ridiculous process so I ended up trashing it and I’ll have to look for another brand.

Been using this for a year now. Took me sometime to attached it to my car and scratched (that's what I deserve for not reading the manuals). Just be ready coz it will add a little noise when your driving because it will ruin your car's aerodynamics. I recently bought a roof rack windshild fairing and it somehow lessen the noise. It will also be difficult to clean your roof everytime you're going to wash it and also be prepared to make some effort in taking out snow. One flaw I'm seeing is the product didn't go with a patch. With the brand Thule and Yakima they have those to prevent scrathes since the material used to hold the rack is made from metal.

Came earlier than expected which was a nice surprise. It is pretty low profile on my Honda civic, but fit my Thule cargo box fine. Very sturdy and didn’t move at all after a 5 hour trip on the highway. I wouldn’t have this on long term because I’m worried about moisture getting into the metal because it’s not sealed very properly. For the money I spent it’s very worth it.

Mounted these on my 2013 elantra for my kayaks. the roof rack is no frills and the hardware is a bit on the cheap side. Keeping in mind this is a budget option, it does its job. only think is the system it uses to ratchet and lock in place is a bit sticky and fiddly, but eventually you get it. the parts look mostly plastic except for the actual bar and clamp assembly, but works fine. Cheap but serviceable. I dont regret buying it- does what it says and dont expect more.

Instructions a little confusing, but when you get the hang of it’s easy to install. Quality is okay so far I haven’t put anything on top so I don’t know how they’ll be with a roof box on top. They fit my car 2017 Honda Civic. Overall they’re decent but when installing them and tightening onto your car they can break easily, I had to buy another set since the first ones broke.

Not very suitable, it will fall off occasionally, I am a little worried