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Question: Will this roof box fit/mount to a 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe ? Has anyone used this roof box on a Hyundai Santa Fe ?  THANKS
Document: Bought this unit for my 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe and after a slight modification, it fit perfectly. Hyundai's roof rack system doesn't move far enough forward so I had to drill a sepearte hole into the roof box. Took it on a 250 mile trip crusing at about 70mph and never heard any wind noise, nor did it bounce or move. Solid constrction and I was pleasantly surprised how much cargo I could actually get into this unit. Nice feature with the pull strap and the double hinges makes opening easy.
shipped fast,eazy to put on factory roof rack.perfect size for my 2011 santa fe.holds alot of cargo,backpacks.great price!!!! !
We could've wedged more stuff in if necessary. I think the size is ideal for snow sports.The install: About 30 minutes initially, maybe 10 once you have the hardware figured out and in place. I actually used a set of Thule cargo roof mount hardware that I had from some ski racks to mount the box to the OEM cargo racks on my Toyota FJ Cruiser.
( And like every box made, you need to mount it forward enough to avoid a raised hatchback door). This is a fairly tall case so be sure to measure your garage door opening. Here's a tip:  I made my own roof rack for this by cutting a pair of wood core touring skiis to fit  the top of my car.
I received mine last week and tried it for the first time. Used it for excess luggage that didn't fit in the car. Happy with how it worked. It took about an hour for me to set it up for the first time. Now that the bracket saddles are in place, I expect that with a little practice I should be able to mount it on the rack within ten minutes, max, each time I need it.
It was easy to mount, too. I guess Yakima boxes are easier, but this one was pretty easy to put on our 2012 Subaru Outback's factory rack. I agree with other reviewers who complain that the hardware doesn't have the cleanest look. But I can live with it.
Bought this for a ski trip and it worked great! Shipped faster than promised, had it in a week. Can't beat the free shipping either! Was a bit concerned that it would not fit on my vehicle's factory roof rack. I have a 2005 Hyundai Tucson which is a small suv and the crossbars are closer together than the min. distance listed on the SportRack website. However, it fit just fine without having to redrill the mounting holes like some reviews mentioned.
Great solution for roof box. Priced much more competitively than premium brands and the functionality is very good. Items stay dry. Gas mileage reduction was minimal (1 to 2 mpg) on a 34 mpg vehicle. I recommend for anyone looking for a general purpose roof box at a reasonable price.
So happy we picked this box over the Yakima one we were looking at. Don't get me wrong, I loved the features on the Yakima one. But we saved at least $150, and got an ideal size for what we want to carry (snowboards, golf clubs) and still have room on our roof rack to add a bike mount next to it.
You might notice a little drop in MPG, but for us it was worth the price for the extra room inside the vehicle.Overall, we were very pleased with the purchase and would recommend this item to anyone that's looking to free up some space in the car and not empty your bank account.Would a much more expensive box keep ALL water out? Maybe.Would a much more expensive box be easier to install/remove? Probably.Am I glad I purchased this particular roof box? Definitely.
Answer: yes