ECOTRIC Roof Rack Cross Bars & Side Rail Compatible with 2009-2017 Chevy Chevrolet Traverse LS/LT/LTZ Replacement for 19244268 Cargo Racks Rooftop Luggage Carrier 165 Lbs
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Size: cross bars & side rails
Features
- Fitment: Compatible with 2009-2017 Chevrolet Traverse LS/LT/LTZ
- Note: This kit is for vehicles without GM option code (V2P). Vehicle did not come with front to rear metal side rails
- Adding More Storage Capability by Mounting This Set to Car Roof. Weight Capacity: 165 lbs
- Aluminum Alloy Molded and Black Powder Coated Surface Are For Long Lasting
- Package Included: A pair of Side Rails + A Pair of Roof Rack Cross + All the Necessary Hardware. Instruction Is Not Included
Color: black
Brand: ECOTRIC
Is Foldable: No
Load Capacity: 165 Pounds
Mounting Type: Railing Mount,Roof Mount,Rails,Crossbar Mount
Manufacturer: ECOTRIC
Manufacturer: ECOTRIC
Brand: ECOTRIC
Model: RACK-A93+RACK-A93A+RACK-A93B
Item Weight: 17.16 pounds
Package Dimensions: 58 x 9.05 x 4.2 inches
Item model number: RACK-A93
Manufacturer Part Number: RACK-A93+RACK-A93A+RACK-A93B
Date First Available: February 28, 2019
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Size: cross bars & side rails
Definitely worth the money the pieces aren't 100% flush but if you don't really care it's definitely worth it because of its ease of install just make sure you either use tape or glue the square metal pieces in so they don't fall out for the slides.
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2023 by K. Guarino K. Guarino
Size: cross bars & side rails
The instructions for this rack are woefully inadequate. The instructions said nothing about the c-channels. I had already viewed a YouTube video, so I had an idea of what to do. Keep in mind that the bolts for these channels are offset, so you have to make sure to get the right channel on the correct side; you can't interchange them. Also recognize that the channels are straight, whereas your roof is slightly curved. It'll take a little effort to tighten them down properly. You will need torx-head bits or screwdrivers to install this rack. I know I used a T-25 and a T-15, but I can't remember which one I used for the c-channels. I know it was larger than a T-25. A few other points: 1. The plastic edges were quite sharp. I have the scrapes and scratches to prove it. It would probably be easier and safer to make this a two-person job. 2. The sliders which fit into the c-channels are held in place when you attach the crossbars to the slider with a screw. The screw attaches to a silver piece on the bottom of the slider. When the screw is tightened, the silver piece somehow expands the slider and wedges it into place. If you're not careful when you put the screw into the hole, you'll push out the silver piece and have to remove the entire assembly to put it back into position. After I'd finished installing everything (re-doing it about 8 times because of this issue) I had the idea of using a piece of scotch tape to hold the silver piece in position during installation. Maybe that will help you. 3. Keep in mind that the crossbars are different lengths. The shorter one goes on the rear of the vehicle. The longer one goes on the front. They are slightly adjustable, but not enough to get them crossed up, so lay them side-by-side before you start installing them to identify front from back. 4. The plastic covers that attach to each end of the crossbars have a slightly longer side. That side is supposed to face the front of the vehicle to provide slightly better aerodynamics and less wind noise. I screwed up and put one on correctly and the other incorrectly, but I was so fed up with the process that I just left it. I hope this helps. The rack looks great. I haven't put a load on it, yet, but it looks and feels pretty sturdy.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2022 by James L Bradley
Size: cross bars
These worked well and were sturdy once installed. Installation was a bit difficult. For one thing, the metal plates that tighten to the rails kept falling down so that I couldn't start the bolt. Another issue is that the side rails are not parallel, so If you tighten the screws that hold the cross rails to the mounts, then try to slide them up or down the rails, you may have a problem because the cross bars need to be adjusted. It took longer than I thought to finally get it installed, but they held the carrier just fine. As others have mentioned, it is important to know that you need rails installed along the side railings if you don't have them already. They do not normally come from the factory install. Just check and order them as well if necessary.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by AJ
Size: cross bars & side rails
Arrived on time and installe was easy
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Mark Jacobs
Size: cross bars & side rails
This fit my 2011 Traverse. Both c-channels are cut from the same mold. It fit perfectly on the left side but on the right side the precut holes do not line up. It took a good amount of tweaking and pressure to screws it in sideways. The parts do not come with an allen wrench and instructions are very unclear. The adjustable track had to be forced in with a rubber mallet since it was snug. My suggestion would be to put this in the c-channel before mounting to the roof. Otherwise, good value but labor intensive.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021 by Colton Hagar
Size: cross bars & side rails
before I installed it there is a very good video on YouTube on how to install this exact rack on the exact car (traverse). it made it so after watching it you have already installed one. Kudos to the video maker.
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024 by seeker9969
Size: cross bars & side rails
It was extremely easy to install but for some it maybe a challenge because the instructions have a lot to be desired. There was key information missing and steps missing. The C-Channels are self explanatory but there are no instructions for them. The cross rails are different lengths because of the narrowing of the top of the vehicle from front to back but it would have been a nice heads up before I attached one side then moved to the other to realize my simple oversight, easy to redo but annoying because I had to backtrack. All in all easy to install and feels very solid. They do look like the OEM cross rails and when we start using them for cargo hopefully they stay as solid as they feel.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019 by Squishy
Size: cross bars & side rails
I received my Roof Rack from a company called Sevenbacksmiths.com on the box. The 1-page instruction inside the box call this item a "RACK-A93. As other have mentioned, the 1-page instructions are terrible. They don't even mention or show the C-Channel rails that mount to your roof. The cross-rails and the slide blocks mount to this channel and the access covers snap down into it. The instructions also don't give a Torque measurement to tighten the screws to. You are left to make the decision about how tight is "too tight" on your own. Lastly, my problem is that they sent me two of the same C-Channel mounting rails. The mounting holes are offset so there is clearly a passenger side rail and a driver's side rail. I received two passenger side rails. I have emailed both the seller on Amazon and "Sevenblacksmiths.com" who fulfilled the order. So far, I have heard nothing. Since I am handy, I will probably just drill out the two holes that are offset (there are 5 mounting holes total, 3 of them are not offset and in the center of the rail) and install the rail. It will make the rail slightly less sturdy, but since I do not plan to overload the roof rack, It should work okay. My advice is open and install the rack immediately after receiving it and double check the return policy from the company that is fulfilling your order.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2022 by Camp4Fun Camp4Fun