for Infiniti QX60 JX35 2013-2022 Roof Rack Crossbars Luggage Racks Carrier Baggage Holder

Installed it on a 2017 QX60, fits perfectly. My vehicle is white with silver roof rails .These cross bars are also silver, and they look exactly the same color as the factory silver on the roof rails. No assembly necessary, brackets are already attached to bars. I had to loosen the tiny screws under the bar to move the brakets ever so slightly for a better fit. No big deal is you're mechanicly inclined. I have to say... instructions are not good at all, but the product is great

No that easy to install, you need to play with the small screw on the mount to align them. But in general is a good value for money.

It fit a 2018 Infinity qx60 fine. It is adjustable enough to install comfortably. Reviews made it sound like it wouldn't be adjustable. Labeled clearly as to front/back, right/left with arrows added to confirm proper set up. There is a slight flex to the bar under load, I thought it would be totally stiff. That may be engineered in on purpose. Highly recommended.

Per OEM part instructions (identical part): FR = “front” and RR = “rear”. The arrows need to point towards front of vehicle.

These offer a very poor fit and do not seem to made very well for this vehicles. The front mounted well by the back does not. It mounts but there are gaps that probably would it be there it you purchased the OEM roof racks. I would not recommend these.

Great cross beams. As sturdy as OEM, and look and mount just as well. I had these on my 2019 QX60 and it was a 98% perfect fit. BUT... my lease was up and I now have a 2022, and although the description indicates these are good for a 2022, I can attest that they do NOT fit. Really a great product, just wish I didn't have to buy a new set, and the only thing available for 2022 as of now are OEM at $ 400.00.

I bought these crossbars for a 2018 Infiniti QX60 and they did not line up well enough so I am returning them. I wasted over an hour trying tomake them work. They did not come with instructions, they were missing a washer and the labels on the bars were misleading. In the end, they didn’t line up quite right.There is a front bar and a rear bar; the front being a bit longer. Also, the crossbars themselves have a front and rear facing edge (one edge of the blade is pointed and the other thicker and more rounded). After pulling the factory cap off the rail at the front passenger I noticed it was labeled FR, presumably for Front Right. One of the feet on the front rail was also labeled FR. The opposite foot on that rail had an arrow on it, which points to the rear of the car if you mount it with the FR label in the FR position. Also, it is worth noting that this makes the pointed edge of that blade pointing forward. Not sure if that is correct or not as there were no instructions. I figured it was correct and that the FR label was more relevant than the arrow.One foot on the rear bar is labeled RR (right rear), but again, when you position it that way, the arrow on the opposite foot is pointing to the rear of the vehicle. More important is that the bolt holes were at least 1/4” off front to back when attempting to mount it this way.I then had the idea of flipping them around so the FR and RR labels were in the wrong spots but the arrows would be pointing to the front of the vehicle. In this configuration the thicker edge of the blades were pointing forward. The holes and bolts lined up better for the rear bar, a little bit off but workable for the front bar. However, they didn’t line up well enough overall for it to be acceptable (see pictures).Another consideration during the install is to make sure you keep the little Allen bolts loose until the very end, which I did in all of my installation attempts. There is not a tool provided for those and they are metric.I was planning on putting ski racks on the bars and they seem strong enough for that. I do not think they would be strong enough to support bike trays or a cargo box.

Great product except for the fact that rear left mounting bracket stem is a bit too thick, not making it flush to the roof rails. It was an easy fix with a grinder. I would give it five stars for sturdiness but for the extra work of grinding that stem I only gave it 4 stars. Load well, 200 lbs is the load limit but I will stay at 160 lbs recommended by Infiniti, that is a lot of stuff anyways. I have a Sport X 20 roof box from SEARS and it has a lot of room, and fits well with this type of roof racks. Much cheaper than Infiniti OEM that costs $650 with more weight capacity.