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Question: Will it fit 2008 honda pilot?
Document: I bought this model specifically because it was supposed to fit over a decklid spoiler. This would not work on my wife's 2008 Chevrolet Impala with a factory spoiler. I bought the product well in advance of a vacation but never test fitted it until we were packing-up.
I purchased this for my 2008 Nissan Altima, and it fits fine. The bottom clips can hook under the car like in the picture, or on the bottom of the trunk lid. My only concerns are that the metal clips seem to be chipping away the paint (nothing a little pipe insulator can't fix) and the straps are extremely long (to fit SUVs) so I have to tie several knots/bows to keep them from flapping.
Bought for my two full sized mountain bikes. Fits great on my 2008 Civic Coupe with spoiler. Fits and holds on great even though the manual says it will not work with my particular model because of the spoiler. Drove over 600 miles with the bike and everything held good at highway speeds. My only complaint is they give you a lot of strap so that it can fit a lot of vehicle sizes but they don't give you anything to control the straps.
We purchased this rack to transport 2 bikes from California to Texas. For the price, it was extremely stable and held the bikes well. The rack was on the back of a Honda Fit and it was stable for the whole trip (even the windy parts) and did not cause any damage to the car. We did have to purchase the attachment bar to carry the women's bike properly
I paid the extra money just to get a good product. It seems like a good product until I tried to hook it up to under the rear bumper. The straps are long enough but the clips aren't big enough to attach under the bumper making it impossible to secure? If you attach it to the trunk it leaves scratches. It doesn't fit to a Honda CRV, even though they advertise that it does. CRV bumper extends all the way down under the car.
Mine sits on my 2008 corolla with the bottom foam resting right on the lower third of my license plate.
I drove from Maine to Michigan with a 2008 Chrysler town and country and needed to haul one bike with me. This rack was easy to install and easy to take down once we got to Michigan. I didn't notice any movement from the rack while we were traveling and both car and bike were in perfect condition at the end of the trip. And it folds up and hangs flat in my garage. Great bike rack.
2008 Mazda 3 GT "5 door" hatchback. 1st use was roundtrip Seattle to SoCal-1200 miles 1 way. Bike & rack were secure all the way. This may be in the instructions, but here's the trick: Top hooks are like usual, bottoms DO NOT go below the bumper. Instead, loop them through both crossbars & hook them under the hatchback door. Tighten from the top crossbar, down.
Worked very well on 2007 Honda Civic Coupe. Drove over 800 miles with bike attached with no problems. Used bungee cords to hold front wheel and pedals in place.
This is exactly what I was looking for. We use it on a 2005 Honda CR-V (with the external spare tire removed). It is so easy to install, load and unload 2 bikes, and remove and fold flat for storage. Be sure to tighten the bottom straps after loading the bikes.
Answer: yes