Will is fit on a 2007 Subaru Outback? I want to still be able to open the back lift gate!
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This fits a 2012 Impreza Outback just fine, and you can open the back hatchback. There are slots in the bottom that allow you to move it farther forward or back on the roof as needed.
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These are goofy instructions but they work: http://blog.keylessentryremotefob.com/2013/05/2002-subaru-outback-key-fob-remote.html
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I use mine on a 2011 Subaru Outback. I will lift one side of the vehicle for tire rotations. I use blocks under the suspension anyway,"just in case". The Jeep shouldn't weigh any more than my Outback...
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Yes, I use this on a 2015 Subaru Outback, which has similar crossbars to the 2012. You first swivel the factory crossbars so that they go across the roof. They will snap into place. You then install each Thule on each crossbar. The skis must go lengthwise with the car, and the tips of the skis (fronts) need to pointing to the back of the car, per Thule. Tip: I open my trunk when I put the skis in the Thule, so that I make sure the skis are far enough forward to not interfere with the trunk. This is a great rack. Good luck!
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This will work for a 2013 Subaru Outback. There is a new updated part number, H501SFJ001. We have this part in stock and ready to ship out today if you click on our link.
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They work great and all 3 pairs will fit (barely) We are selling ours if you want them. (Corey@realtracs.com) - 2013 Subaru Outback
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I have a 2010 Outback and they work fine. I don't think the body style changed from 10-13 but I'm not sure?? However, after I purchased and put them up I learned that my Outback had integrated cross bars. There are latches underneath the rails that run from front to back. If you release them another rail pops out and runs from drive side to passenger side. I would imagine your car has them too. Not sure if they'd work for you? Good luck!
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It fits our Subaru Outback, so it likely will, but I am not positive. If the clearance from the ground to the underside of the car is the same then it will fit.
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I can open my tailgate with no issues at all. Be sure you review the Anderson website and determine the proper drop / model.
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We used it on a Lincoln MKT and a Lincoln MKX and both have lift gates. You can lean the rack forward if you need to open the back. I can't see why it wouldn't work on your car.
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I had it on my 2003 Outback. I have it now on my 2012 Forester. It should fit either one. (I found it fits best on the Thule cross bars.)
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I would guess they would but not familiar with Outback. As long as there are crossbars I would feel confident they would work.
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The Subaru has cut outs in the back for the cover to latch into. The HHR would need to fit the measurements and have the openings for the cover to fit..
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Ours were used on a 2006, which may or may not be helpful The parts fit fine, my son installed them in about an hour The catch was that his Subaru Outback did not come with the factory cross bars That added about $240 to the cost of adding the bars, which had to come direct from Subaru However, that isn't anything against the Yakima bars, they work perfectly and were easy to install
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hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck. hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell... » Read More hi, you will have to measure the original lift firt. At its open position, measure the lenght from the connection pins, and locate the lift capacity of the original lifts which should be marked on the cylinder. The pair I purchased is a 17" lift with a 28 lbs capacity. I cannot say if this particular unit will be good fit for your hatchback, especially the weight capacity of the hatch back door. This unit is sufficient for my truck's camper shell glass door because it is not as heavy as a hatchback's door, but you can drop by your local auto supply store and compare the lifts they sell to the one you need. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have a 2010 Outback and they work fine. I don't think the body style changed from 10-13 but I'm not sure?? However, after I purchased and put them up I learned that my Outback had integrated cross bars. There are latches underneath the rails that run from front to back. If you release them another rail pops out and runs from drive side to passenger side. I would imagine your car has them too. Not sure if they'd work for you?Good luck!
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I have an Subaru Outback. The back hatch opens no problem with one bike however a bit more tricky when rack is loaded with two.