WILDROAD Car Roof Cargo Carrier Combo of Upgraded 64"x 39"x 4" Roof Rack Cargo Basket, Super Duty Bungee Cargo Net. Universal Car Top Luggage Holder Carrier Basket Fits for SUV Truck Cars

I bought this for my wife’s Outback Wilderness and is the smaller one 43’. It looks great and was easy to install. You don’t need to buy an expensive one as they all do the same and hold about the same weight. You’re really just paying for a brand name if your spending a lot. These racks can hold a very good amount of weight and this one is low profile. It’s a perfect size if you have a sunroof as it won’t block it but still is enough to hold a bunch of luggage or camping gear. The longer one will block the sunroof but will hold a ton of gear.

First I Assembled to see fit ?(okay) Then useded red thread lock on screws 🪛.Before mounting on roof I sprayed painted it using Rust-Oleum flat,paint and primer. To prevent rust .During mounting noticed u-bolt thread was above knurled clamping knobs after tightening so I removed u-bolt and cut 5/8" off ofthread ,filed thread sharp edge and reassembled.There is wind noise above 45 and gets louder as speed increases! Centered on cross bars to distribute weight.

This worked great for my trip from NH to NC.I paired the rack with brightlines crossbars (bought on Amazon as well), which were recommended for my model of car many times in a forum I’m in. I measured the top of my car/cross bar trackings and went with the 64”, which was the perfect size for a 2019 grand cherokee.I put the rack together on my own, had a friend assist me in getting the rack on top of my grand cherokee, and tightened all the brackets on my own. Instructions were clear and I felt confident in doing everything on my own (5’6” female). I drove around with it for a few days before my trip and felt it was secure and it was not noisy. Even with the bag on, it was not super noisy.As far as the bag: it was easy to install, zip, and hook all the straps to the rack. The back straps proved to be a little harder, only because I didn’t have a step stool and stood on the back bumper which isn’t super safe. I felt it was secure with the straps that attach to the bag, but added an extra ratchet strap for the second half of my drive since the highway speeds would be higher. I tucked the excess side straps in my doors but every now and then they would flap in the wind and make noise (just annoying) so next time I’ll tie/tuck them under the bag. It rained for the last half of my drive (8 hours) and everything inside stayed dry! It held A LOT and probably could’ve held more vertically, but some of duffle bags were very full and heavy and I didn’t want to go over the weight limit.I definitely recommend the whole set up - rack and bag. I originally was going to get a roof bag without a rack, but this gave me much more peace of mind that my stuff wasn’t going to fly off my car, and was super easy to build and install.

The U-bolts will not fully fit on my 21 wrx roof rails. Plenty of space between U-bolts and rack, will need to add spacers of some sort. I Found welds that are barely holding on for dear life. Straight out the box near the rear of the rack is already rusty. Even found a couple dented bars. I added washers to the front fairing to help eliminate the metal on metal rattling.

Great size I order the 64” easy to assemble it’s a little noisy on the road but not that bad. And looks great.