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Question: Will this rack fit a 2009 Dodge Charger and a 2009 Chevy Malibu?
Document: Works perfectly with my 2010 Dodge Charger. If you aren't sure if it will fit your car then you can check on the Saris website (which is how I decided on this model after realizing that others wouldn't work with my car). I haven't tried three bikes yet but I don't have any reason to believe that it would be a problem. It came already put together, I just had to remove two pins and then put them back in after sliding the pieces down in order to adjust it for the size of my car and then it was ready to be strapped on.
Regardless, I wouldn't leave it on the car for day-in day-out driving.It's easy to install. Once you unpack it and follow the instructions to get it on once it's really easy to use.It fit over my spoiler (2009 Hyundai Elantra).It did not hinder my ability to open my trunk.Cons:It rests on my license plate.The instructions are hard to follow.The instructions suggest that you use the rack at an angle that is as close to 90 degrees as possible.
Bike rack does not fit 2014 Taurus SHO cars the bikes will lean up against the car. I did send back with a $12.00 shipping cost had no problems with the company. Going to try one more model with them if it does not work going to store to buy can not keep paying shipping costs
I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee and this rack fits great on it! I'm not sure how well 3 bikes would fit, as I haven't had to do that yet....but I could see that it might be a bit of a tight fit. @ bikes work great on here though, and the price was awesome, so i would definitely recommend.
I had a tough time finding a bike rack for my 2004 G35 coupe with a spoiler. Tried several that were supposed to fit, none did. The Saris Sentinal works beautifully! It attaches with secure straps, does not scratch the paint, and fits snugly on the car. I felt very safe and secure at freeway speeds with this rack. No movement at all, and the side straps fit as well for more stability.
I was shopping around for a bike rack that would fit my 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS (with a spoiler). After extensive research and some failed attempts, I was able to find the Saris Sentinel 3. It fits my car perfectly! It is well made, strong and easy to use. In addition, it carries a lifetime warranty for the original owner. If you are looking for quality, warranty and value, I strongly recommend the Saris Sentinel 3.
The second time we visited bike path, on return trip which is only about 4 miles, the plastic part of buckle/strap broke. When we pulled into drive my bike fell off and was run over when backing into parking space. Saris replaced rack promptly. Have had no problems since, but extremely uncomfortable and check often. So no I wouldn't buy this one, prefer my old locking rack with two padded plates that fit together but no longer own that vehicle with hitch.
There is NO WAY a 3rd bike would fit on there. I can see 3 slender ten speeds/racing bike frames but not larger bikes. I'm guessing this was made in China where people and their bikes are much smaller, just like their cars are too short for someone over 6' tall :)I love this rack and as a starter rack or an infrequent user, this rack is a good buy for your biking adventures. Just remember the laws of physics and always install, then check, then drive, then check again.
This is most likely due to the foam compressing under load or the knots tightening and creating slack.After a trip to REI, I fit two triglide rings to each of the top straps and one of the side straps. After adjusted to my car's trunk, I looped the straps through each triglide buckle twice. So that's three layers of webbing in each buckle. This also means I looped the webbing through the hooks, and the ladder locks bolted to the rack. The result is nice, dense, non adjusting, triple 1" webbing straps.
I'd been looking for a bike rack for my old focus hatch for a while. The options generally seemed to be cheap $30 tat, or a limited selection of branded products. The latter option wasn't clear cut though, as some required towbars, and others just simple didn't fit on my specific car.The most popular option seemed to be the Saris Bones. Quite expensive, but looked well built and fairly small when not in use. However, I couldn't quite confirm it would fit correctly on my car.Then I found a local shop were selling the sentinel off cheap.
Answer: yes