Roof Rack Cross Bars for Honda Pilot 2016-2022 Roof Crossbars Luggage Carrier Black Aluminum

Posris roof rack and side rails fit perfectly on my 2016 Pilot. Instructions were easy to follow. I also watched a few YouTube videos to help with the install. Just a word of advice, do not over torque the screws when installing the side rails, I did on one of the screws and stripped it. And make sure you use some blue thread locker when installing it. It’s been on the car for about a month. Wind noise is extremely minimal. Drove from LA to Vegas and back without any problems. So far, so good! It is a till very sturdy and a whole lot cheaper than OEM. Give it a try!

Love this. Super easy to install. No issues, and it looks very sleek on my car.

I had to buy the special nuts from Honda. 8 x the 8mm and 6 x the 6mm, which ended up costing $80 with S&H, which made this basically a $400 purchase. Not the great savings that it would have been if it came with the right fasteners. Something else to note, the plastic molding (roof rail), only allows the fasteners to be screwed down maybe a quarter of the distance on the bolt on the car... I can only assume with the Honda OEM rack the nuts sit lower in the slot and more of it can grab the roof bolts. I slowly tightened everything and not extremely tight as I was concerned it would shear off the threads. I used loktite in the hopes this prevents anything coming loose. Guess time will tell.Other than that it seems decent when in place. The cross rails fit well, other than having to enlarge some of the plastic holes because they don't align between the end caps and the screw holes in the rail.----- 19 July Update ----So while throwing out all the cardboard packaging I found the set of sleeve nuts and washers. So my complaint about having to buy the parts from Honda was due to my own fault. The sleeve nuts (8mm at least) are slighly longer than the Honda parts so it gets a good grip when you tighten them down. I still caution against over tightening, but you won't hvae any concerns about them coming lose. I would still suggest some loctite type product. I didn't give 5/5 as the issues with the cross bars still exists, where I had to slightly enlarge the holes so there was some play to get them to line up on both sides.

Not sure if it's just a bad batch or not but the bolts would not screw down in different spots. The measurements didn't fit exactly so there wouldn't be enough thread to get the bolts on. I think the product in general isn't exact since the instructions have errors such as tell you to you put 6mm bolts in one spot when its actually switched and you need the 8mm bolts instead. By the time I ended up trying to install and figuring out it doesn't fit. My ability to return just ended 3 days ago. That is my own fault.

Look good and fit perfectly

I have never installed rails or racks before and I did it by myself. Held our cargo carrier well for a 1200 mile trip and have used it multiple times since. Way cheaper than getting brand parts installed.

great item ,great value for the price

The instructions were not super helpful until we watched a video of a guy installing this product on his car. The instructions call everything torque screws but the screws for the rail was just a hexagonal head which made it hard to keep the torque wrench in the head of the stew without stripping the head of the screw. Everything went pretty well until we couldn’t fit the torque wrench under the bar to screw the screws into the underside of the bar. We had to use the Allen wrench that was included but it took a great deal of time because you could not see to fit the Allen wrench into the torque screw head. We will use it for our adventures in the next week. Hopefully it holds up and we can carry our cargo on the roof of the car.