4Pcs Roof Rack Cross Bar Side Rails 2009-2015 for Honda Pilot Luggage Carriers (CrossBars+Side Rails)

I installed in about 1h 30min with right toolsI used a grinder with metal cutting disc to cut the moulding and a multi tool to cut the plastic moulding, looks and feels strong,Only issue that cross bars are a little to long and only used one out of the two screws to secure but I think is good enough

This was a complete disaster at every stage.- ad said no drilling or cutting required. So what was the first step? Drilling and cutting. Tools required: a reciprocating air saw, according to the instructions. You have to pull off molding from the roof and cut pieces off of it- pieces missing. When you pull roof molding off, it breaks the clips holding it to the roof. ‘No worries’ the instructions say ‘new clips provided’. Of course they weren’t. And I couldn’t find customer service on this listing anywhere to request parts without returning the whole thing to Amazon. So I had to call around to all the Honda dealerships and pay for parts.- roof rail shipped in pieces. Instructions show a ready-to-go roof rail ready to just bolt on in a couple easy steps. But I’m reality they came in many pieces with no instructions to assemble. Same with the crossbars.- screws didn’t fit. Several screws would get jammed halfway in because the pieces weren’t cut right- crossbars don’t fit into roof rails. Instructions say to simply slide the crossbar into the roof rails. But they don’t fit. I needed a mallet to hammer the crossbars in and into place. There’s no way I can adjust them now. They’re fixed into place on the roof. Which is not what I paid for. Hopefully that won’t be a problem in the future?- rack wouldn’t fit onto roof bolts. I had to push the rails with all my strength to move them enough to fit the roof rails onto the roof’s bolts. It’s. It sized correctly.If I knew all these problems in advance I wouldn’t have bought it, and now it’s finally on the roof it’s not as functional as they promised it would be, but I don’t want to go through all that work again to take it apart and put together a replacement. Total disaster. But hopefully I can save you the trouble.

Easy installation would recommend to fully install it on the ground then put it on the car unless you want to reinstall it 4 times

Fits well on my 2014 Honda Pilot. Directions are not crystal clear but found some help via you tube videos. One of the rail covers broke and fell off while driving - how can I get a replacement?

The instructions leave out many steps, including showing diagrams that don't even match the parts included. In the end the rack looks great, but was a major headache to put together.

Product was installed on OEM rails on our 2103 Honda Pilot. Fraction of a cost of the Honda cross-bars. You have to line them up, do not tighten them till everything is in place, common sense really, and it is recommended in the manual. Yes these did come with a manual. Took it on a 3000 miles road trip with about 200lbs loaded roof top box attached. Not an issue. When at the destination we used the bars to carry two paddle boards, also without issues. Just put a towel under the boards and tied them down. They just worked.

Crossbars holder can't be slide in without modifying the plastic sidebar holder (some plastic needs to be removed to make enough clearance, otherwise the holders are too thick and would not fit in .)One could install the the crossbar holders before putting the sidebars on the car, but nonene wouldn't be able to remove them crossbars without removing the whole rack + it is not the way the "installation manual" described the installation process.Crossbar length adjustment doesn't work or my Honda is just too narrow. Fortunately the crossbar length is correct.The whole thing can be installed and functional but it needs "customization". Too much trouble for saving few dollars.

Fit my 2010 Pilot LX. No issues and instructions are good enough to get the job done. Took me about an hour doing it by myself. Looks just like factory ones.