Has anyone tried these on a 2010 Jeep Patriot? Or similar Vehicle. I would like to put the rubber style in instead of the metal to prevent corrosion
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I bought it for my 2010 Cgevy Equinox. After I installed it and try relearning with a tool made for that, it did not wort. I can't really tell how well the sensor works.
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According to the application chart should work for the patriot, if for a different vehicle check the chart on there website. You will need to have a programing tool for the sensors too. The rubber style is a good idea to help prevent corrosion. I personally have the rubber ones in my summer rims right now going on 2 yrs.
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No. The Patriot's lines are slightly more square, and these are molded more round in shape. After I bought this set and found out they didn't fit, I went round and round with the dealer about them because they are supposed to be good for the Patriot, but they simply aren't.
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I have no idea. Sounds like a question for the seller or manufacturer. They are on my 2010 Jeep Wrangler.
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I was in the same boat. I was told the only way is visit your local Junk yard. I was able to install these easily and are a perfect fit. I would recommend you buy these because if you find them used, they are eventually going to fall apart.
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I have them on a 97 TJ. I've had them in some spots where I've had to crank it hard to get out. And 1000s of miles everyday wear and tear. Not a single rub.
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No clue man. I never did buy these I had purchased different diameter rubber bumpers, sorry, contact the merchandise seller and you should have info.
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We had to trim them to fit a 2011 Jeep Patriot. They are easy to trim so wasn't any trouble. They are a good choice for the price and do help keep the carpets clean from snow and salt.
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I didn't have a problem. I washed my car before putting them on and I would advise that. The material that these are made of won't really scratch your care unless you are careless with the buckles. Like I said though if you put these on a dirty care the dirt between the racks and the roof could certainly be abrasive and harm your car's finish. The hold tight enough to not move so even then it shouldn't be a big deal. I was a little worried about putting them back on after being at the beach for a week (sand and salt) but my finish was fine.
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It fit perfect on my 2007 Grand Cherokee (WK)Also i know it should fit the 2007 liberty (KJ) the 2008 to 2012 liberty (KK) and the 2007 to 2010 commander (XK) i think it would fit the patriot because is the same that the liberty... in fact in Russia the Liberty is called patriot, the compass also is bassed on the same GS platform.I think it should fit like a glove. good luck
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Oh snap I can answer this! YES it fits my 2012 Jeep Patriot perfectly. It's about the same width as the rails are apart. But with the factory/jeep crossbars it works perfectly and it looks good too.
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YES, we did it with our Patriot Latitude and I have a friend whose baby is RF in a 2010 Patriot. It is a tight fit, but I can get a super tight latch in any position in the back seat, including three across (as long as you use two radians the third seat can be a bit bigger) and either FF or RF. The front seat will not be able to go all the way back, but as long as you are not super tall it will be fine. I am 5'8" and had no problems. LOVE my radians.
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Yes. That is for the pair, and trust me they add a lot to the style of the Jeep. Look sooooo much better than those black plastic pieces of crap. They should have done chrome in them from the factory. LL
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Michael,They did not for mine. I went to a local jeep dealer who had the proper ones.
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I have had these on my jeep for almost a year and I am impresed with them. I modify my jeep a lot so I'm always taking the tires off and putting them on and have had no issues with the spacers. I would highly recommend them and feel they are good quality materials.
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I purchased these for my 06 GMC sierra 5.3 and they work great. Very poor design. If yours are corroded badly you may break off the connectors trying to remove them. I wanted to purchase the 2 lead wiring harness but it was out of stock every (which might suggest something). I cleaned mine and re-installed. I also suggest that you seal these in with high temp silicon or some kind of sealer. You should also purchase the full gasket set that includes the (crappy but necessary) spongy gaskets for the front and back of the intake which is supposed to deter water from getting to the sensors. Also if you wash your engine do not use pressure around the aforementioned seals.Good Luck I purchased these for my 06 GMC sierra 5.3 and they work great. Very poor design. If yours are corroded badly you may break off the connectors trying to remove them. I wanted to purchase the 2 lead wiring harness but it was out of stock every (which might suggest something). I cleaned mine and re-installed. I also suggest that you seal these in with high temp silicon or some kind of sealer. You should also purchase the full gasket set that includes the (crappy but necessary) spongy gaskets for the front and back of the intake which is supposed to deter water from getting to the sensors.... » Read More I purchased these for my 06 GMC sierra 5.3 and they work great. Very poor design. If yours are corroded badly you may break off the connectors trying to remove them. I wanted to purchase the 2 lead wiring harness but it was out of stock every (which might suggest something). I cleaned mine and re-installed. I also suggest that you seal these in with high temp silicon or some kind of sealer. You should also purchase the full gasket set that includes the (crappy but necessary) spongy gaskets for the front and back of the intake which is supposed to deter water from getting to the sensors. Also if you wash your engine do not use pressure around the aforementioned seals.Good Luck « Show Less
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It is 100% compatible with every Jeep Patriot from 2008-2013. http://www.curtmfg.com/part/56162
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They have double stick tape around the edge. Check the fit and then peel the tape off and stick them on. Have them on both my jeeps the oldest being two years with no problems.