INNO IN-SUT Stay Rack, Black

Solid and much less expensive, than Thule. On my 2025 Corolla I installed it with fit kit INK762 .Attached two "Goodboys" V-bars with plywood kayaks.Total load on roof rack is around 100 - 120 pounds.On the highway I do not exceed 65 m/h.Works like a charm.

I had no idea that this item was only the end pieces and not including the bars. I had to find the bars on my own and I just hope I got the right kind. There was no guidance. It's shown in many photos as a full product and the name of the item doesn't make it clear like" end pieces" only or something. It seems purposeful and I didn't appreciate the "surprise" when I opened today. Had to find the bars and buy individually. Again, not sure if I got the right kind.

This part of one of three that is needed for this rack. I looked up the part numbers I needed on the manufacturers website. I put in on my Toyota Corolla and it wasn't very hard. There are very good directions in each of the three parts. I'm using it to haul a kayak, so I added kayak racks. Not very noisy on the highway. Very sturdy. So far, a great product.

Muchas partes los venden po separado

It is a very good product very durable and well-made but the only thing is that they break their product down into multiple small sets to where you don’t realize what’s missing until you start putting it together and it ends up costing three times more than you expected it to

1. When I ordered this I thought by watching the video the bars came with it when I received it system did not come with the bars.2. Brackets in the video show that it can be mounted on a car, but the brackets that I received will not work on my 2017 Cruz. Brackets that came are for a Vehicle that has a roof rack system already installed.3. I went ahead and bought the bars and now I see a ad for the brackets I need that did not show up when I first bought the system.

These are great. The installation is super easy, and the torque wrench supplied makes tightening down mindless. I purchased all three parts separately and paid around $320 all together, which is less expensive than the other name brands. Again, this is only 1/3 of the items needed to complete the kit.

Unfortunately I read the product reviews a little too late. Now I'm trying to figure out if I am better off returning the product and buying the whole package with the crossbars or find other options even if I spend more up from. Considering Yakima, Thule and Rhino. Even if for the looks.