Yakima 48" RoundBars for Roof Rack Systems - Universal Fit for Cars, SUVs & Trucks - Durable Aluminum Cross Bars for Kayaks, Bikes & Cargo - Perfect for Road Trips & Outdoor Adventures

I don't like having to kind of buy everything separate here but in the end it all worked out... I have a 2014 WRX Hatchback and these bars look amazing and were fairly easy to put on if you know what you're doing a little but some. Once I hit about 45+mph is when I start to get the weird wind noise but it's not HORRIBLE if you crank your tunes up enough. Overall they are a really good set of bars and Yakima is the way to go imo.Great product to have in stock to treplace rusted bars on my Yakima system for my ski bike and Rocket Box connections.Needed to replace my aged bars that admittedly lasted about 15 years before succumbing to UV damage of the plastic casing.. and got severe sticker shock. The Yakima quality and fit you'd expect but for a piece of plastic coated steel... $$$$$. Id give 5 star for quality, but 1 star for value for money.I used one of these as part of a custom box mount for our rhino_renditions Porsche project on Instagram. Very solid.Product came with fast delivery, as expected but lacked the end caps/plugs for the ends of each bar like how it looks in the product photo. For $99, I would expect that Yakima could spare the .30 piece of plastic to plug each side of the bars. Give me a break.It’s a good product but I just hate how overpriced these items are. Picture shows end caps but just know that those have to be bought separately (typical marketing?). Product is harder and heavier than I thought (which is good). Just know that when you buy any roof rack, you have to buy every single little thing and adapters if you want to make use of it. Bought 48” for my Mazdaspeed3Yakima is a trusted brand in the roof rack product line. There aren't many substitutes either. I had what is referred to as a "naked" roof. I had no factory bars of any type on the roof of my 2007 Honda Accord. In total, the roof rack parts came to nearly $500. That's WITHOUT the J-arms, so that I could transport my new kayak around- being the reason for the roof rack in the first place.A note for any of you who aren't familiar with roof racks...everything is sold SEPARATELY. It's irritating, and most of all, its EXPENSIVE. These bars were going to cost me $80 plus tax at the store. I found them on here for about $60 or $70...I can't remember. Throw in no tax and free shipping and it was a great deal.Highly recommendNice cross bars, with the A1 towers they work on my 1969 beetle. Then only problem I had was that they were obviously a return with missing parts and lots of installation marks. They will be on the roof of the car so no big deal.Atentos, vienen sin las tapas de los extremos, son muy fuertes y resistentes. Buen producto