RoofPaxCar Roof Rack Cross Bars 53" for Flush Side Rails Adjustable Fit with Straps Set of 2 Aluminum Rust Resistant Crossbars with 150lbs Load Capacity Fits Cars with Grooved Flush Rails

These fit great and are weight rated as well as the more expensive options. If you spend some time getting the plastic inserts lined up and measured so they seal all of the holes it cuts down on noise and whistles.

They work well but it is a bit tricky to lock them down tightly as the bar keeps popping off the rail. Work around is the tighten one side and immediately place the cap on, then do the other side.Extremely noisy if you don't put the rubber seal under the rail!

I drive a Buick Encore. These cross bars can not be installed on my car. I was already not really loving them because there is so much assembly required(including cutting the vinyl strips yourself)but the clamps are too narrow to be attached to my car....

Very strong cross bars! Very easy to install and fit my car very well!

We tried to add these bars to our Scion xB... that didn't;t work... next we tried the Kia Celts... nope... finally used them on a 2018 Subaru Outback with factory rails. I did a little modification to ensure they were securely and maybe permanently attached to the rails. The Subaru is used to haul skis, a canoe, bikes, etc.. These cross bars are good for light duty use... I wouldn't;t use them to haul lumber or huge heavy ladders.I have a mechanical background so they were easy to assemble for me and like one reviewer suggested... the buddy system to get them on top of the car works best.IF you add a cargo basket, expect to feel the wind drag and you'll lose a couple miles per gallon. Wind noise was no worse than the cross bars on our other vehicle.Overall, these are a cost effective way to add a cargo basket or haul things too long or bulky.