2004-2009 Dodge Durango Roof Rack Crossbars With Locks

These crossbars do the job and then some. Yes, there is wind noise (installing stuff on top of your vehicle always causes wind noise), but my Durango's AC on high drowns out the wind noise, so it's basically a non-issue for me. I like the locking system on these bars and they support their rated 120 lbs with ease. I weigh significantly more than 120, I have climbed around on my roof rack packing gear, and the bars have held me and a pile of gear without a problem.I'm using the Curt Roof Rack on these bars, and load it down with hunting and camping gear. I drive through very rough terrain at my hunting spots, and 75 MPH on the expressway. So far, these bars have done the job nicely.

This shipped on time and was not a problem installing. Seems tight and works well but it has quite a bit of wind noise when going over 35 MPH. The square tubing causes a lot of turbulence.It is something that you will want to remove when you are not using it.

Bars are ~3/4 inch x 1 inch steel rectangular tubes covered in plastic. Bought on a budget for a 2007 Dodge Durango. No sag with 105 lbs. in kayaks and gear. Bars fit good and look great. Great price! Will see if they last.....

Very sturdy. Much better than the ones that I got from the dealer. One of those went flying off into traffic...thus the need for new ones. They do make sound at 70 mph or so. Nothing too irritating....but just be aware of a hummmmm. Durango 2006

But they are noisy at anything over 60 mph on my Durango. All said and done i would still buy these and deal with the noise over buying the Thule or Yakima at three to four times the price.

It was worth the money. We use it for our Kayak racks on our 06 Durango. We've also used them to haul 12' fence gates.

Works good. Thought the would be a little more stiff being a 120 lb rating. They flex pretty easy, but I have not had any problems because of it

A lot of wind noise is the only draw back. ALOT!