Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: does it work on jeep grand cherokee
Document: Tightening the two straps is done by a built in hand crank. This is super simple stuff. Now for the annoying part. Setting the bars that the bike rests on in the correct position. Pulling each bar off the plastic gear thing, rotating it and setting it back was a lot of work. Its more work than it should have been.
Thy added a feature where you could move them out of the way during loading/ unloaded and one of the three did not work.I emailed them on Monday and gave them the whole story, figuring they would send me a small part to fix it. I never heard back from them so I returned the rack.
This works really well. I've had it for well over a year (probably about a year and a half) and it works really well). I am a commuter cyclist (and military dude). The rack is extremely rugged (I've just left it on the back of my car since I bought it) and it protects my bicycle whether I am driving a few miles to and from work or moving between stations.
I purchased this rack based on the reviews and it works as promised. The install went well and the rack fits secure to the back of my car. There is plenty of adjustment.The guy from NC should use his head before writing a negative review about this rack. The rack comes locked from the factory and if you unlock each side, the straps release and work perfectly.Great rack!
Video on youtube helped, especially after the guy in the store did it.But, my favorite thing is the company itself. I called Saris to ask them about why the Bones wasn't on the right fit list for my car. (That's the model I really wanted initially, but I was concerned it didn't work for a reason.) The guy didn't know, but then went to a Volvo dealership with the test crew, and determined the problem, confirming Bones was not good for my car.
I love this thing! It can go on several different cars, though I've only actually tested it out on mine. I have a 1998 Subaru Legacy Outback and it took me forever to find something that would work for it. I've loaded it up with 3 bikes and it worked great. The only problem I've experienced is that "ladies" bikes with the slanted bars can be very difficult to put on if the slanted bars are too close together.
This works very well on my car (Volvo S80). Goes on easily and is sturdy. I use it for 2 bikes. I'm not quite sure it would fit 3. I have a hybrid and my son has a mountain bike. Maybe for 3 road bikes, it would work. Still, I'm very happy with it.My one issue is the instructions. So complicated. I went into a bike shop, and he did it for me. Once you see it done, it's easy.
I used to own a canterlever designed bike-rack that looked similar to this product but it slipped off my bumber and ruined my privious bike and gouged my trunk lid.THIS product has the ingenous engineering design benefit of ensuring that the bike rack is securely gripped to the bottom trunk lip ensuring that misshap will never occur again. CAUTION! : This rack is well thought-out work of engineering and is rather complicated to behold.
I've always had a difficult time with bike racks - I don't like roof racks because of the extra drag on the car, and I hate the way my sporty car looks with a roof rack. I also don't like the installation work required for a roof rack. I thought a trailer hitch mounted rack would be nice, but that ends up costing a lot of money when you include the trailer hitch itself (not a big fan of a trailer hitch either).
this rack goes on very easy, really sturdy , one site said it wouldent fit my trunk a 99 camry with a spoiler, but no problems. would recomend !
Answer: no