Car Roof Rack Cross Bars Compatible with 2019-2023 KIA Telluride LX EX S SX SX-Prestige (Fit for Flush Side Rails), Aluminum Lockable Roof Cross Bars for Kayak Bike Rooftop Cargo Carrier Bag Basket
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Size: 2019-2023 KIA Telluride LX EX S SX SX-Prestige
Features
- Safety & Durability: Aluminum roof cross bars can be disassembled, reassembled and reused many times. Black powder-coated for rust resistance, with lock and key, provides anti-theft feature for added security. High-quality raw materials and non-slip feet provide excellent weather resistance and load carrying capacity, while being lighter than other steel cargo bars for reduced fuel consumption
- Less Wind Noise & High Clearance: Aerodynamic design reduces wind resistance and wind noise, and the crossbar will not interfere with the normal use of the vehicle's sunroof once installation is complete, with plenty of room to install other accessories
- Large Capacity & Versatility: Roof racks can be used to increase the overall storage space of your vehicle, this roof rack crossbar can hold up to 150 lbs. and can be used with most roof accessories and carriers such as cargo carriers, kayaks, canoes, cargo boxes, skis, snowboards, bicycles, fishing poles and more
- Quick Installation: The front crossbar is longer than the rear crossbar, and the width of this crossbar can be adjusted to fit the car perfectly. No drilling/ cutting is required and it can be easily assembled and disassembled in a few minutes
Color: Black
Brand: Gdydi
Load Capacity: 150 Pounds
Mounting Type: Roof Mount, Crossbar Mount, Rails Mount, Lockable Cross
Automotive Fit Type: Vehicle Specific Fit
Manufacturer: Gdydi
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Color: Black
Brand: Gdydi
Load Capacity: 150 Pounds
Mounting Type: Roof Mount, Crossbar Mount, Rails Mount, Lockable Cross
Automotive Fit Type: Vehicle Specific Fit
Manufacturer: Gdydi
UPC: 708707182400
Item Weight: 10.08 pounds
Package Dimensions: 44 x 6 x 3.75 inches
Manufacturer Part Number: G-RR009
Date First Available: December 12, 2023
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Size: 2022-2023 Hyundai Tucson
I have a big 11.5 ft paddleboard and my concern is the crossbars not holding tight on the rails once I hit freeway speeds. It held fine
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024 by Mark D.
Size: 2022-2023 Hyundai Tucson
Seem like a quality product but did not fit our Hyundai Tucson rail system it was very well built.I believe it was meant for another style roof rail system. Very happy with return results got money back right away. Thanks
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by David DeKay
Size: 2019-2023 Hyundai Palisade SE SEL XRT
Very low quality and not sturdy … I will return this
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by Naman Batra
so far we are very satisfied. They work great and protect our car and sunroof.
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024 by strongarmj
Size: 2019-2023 KIA Telluride LX EX S SX SX-Pre...
Technically this fits, but not in a way that's the most useful. Parts come pretty well packaged and there isn't a lot of hardware to deal with. Almost comes with all tools needed, will explain this part later. Cross bars themselves are metal and painted and are sturdy and end joints are a mostly durable plastic. Installation: Not the easiest and I would recommend doing this with two people to avoid having to go back and forth to the opposite sides of the car. To install, you unscrew that allen screws on the cross bars and then insert the bars into the end joints and then screw the allen screws back in loosely. These are to be tightened later. An allen wrench is provided, which is more than just a basic L shape and is a nice tool, but isn't exactly the best fit for the job. The allen screws are left loose so you can adjust it after it's been attached, since you need the freedom to move the joints along the cross bar since the width of the rails on the car are not completely parallel, but once you have the cross bars installed there's no way the provided tool fits underneath to finish tightening the screws. You'll need a separate allen wrench to do this, and using a basic L shape allen wrench is a pain because you can't see the screws and you may have to do more than one turn. If you have a ratcheting tool, this is best. Also, either the material of the rail is too soft or too thin, but you can over torque the screws. If you go to far, the thread will get destroyed and the screw will just spin. To attach the joint to your car rail, there are two nuts you have to loosen and in my case the nuts had to come almost all the way off. This loosens two pieces that act as pincers to hold onto the rail but is kind of a pain to get on and see that the outer pincer really is in the groove. This was especially the case for the rear cross bar because it is a little short. Usually, I would want the middle of the space between the two cross bars to land either where the backdoors open or in between the back doors and front doors. Because the cross bar is short, it needs to be installed towards the back of the car, near where the rear tire is. This makes it much more difficult to install. Eventually I was able to get it in, but this took a lot of going back and forth to align the cross bar while also trying to get it as far forward as possible. Once everything's attached, there's a locked cover that goes on all the joints and two keys are included. This ensures no one fiddles with your cross bars. The bars themselves feel sturdy once they're up but it does have a relatively light weight capacity. For ski/snowboard racks, these are probably fine, and most other outdoor sports equipment, but for luggage where a couple of heavy bags could weigh 100lbs, this might be cutting it close.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024 by KJ
Size: 2019-2023 KIA Telluride LX EX S SX SX-Pre...
We are using these on our 2023 Kia Telluride EX and they installed easily and look great! I have not yet gotten to load anything on them, but I have no doubt they will hold up just fine. The rubber grips on each attachment are very much appreciated in protecting the paint of the car - and the key for locking them is a great security system as well. We're looking forward to having them for our next vacation or hauling the kayak and for the present time are very confident these will hold up well in the years to come!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2024 by Karen R. Dailey