My 2011 Nitro did not come with the metal roof rails. I have read a few reviews that states the rails were included. Is that true?
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Yes, When I ordered my set of Cross bars 2 roof rails came in the box. I did not need them so I just put them in the garage.
1599798
I have a 2011 also. It comes with the rails that run front to rear but didn't come with the cross bars. The rails that run front to back just look like black trim until you get up and look on top of the vehicle. You'll notice there are four bolts on each side holding them on the roof. Hard to see unless your above it. These work great. I am really happy with the look and quality of these cross bars on my 2011 nitro.
80764
Yes it comes with side rails. It took me about 25 minutes for the whole install.
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I ordered the cross rails for my 2013 traverse but I was missing a component that is suppose to be on the side rails. My 2013 Traverse has side rails but they are not the ones that fit the cross rails. When I inquired with the dealership regarding the proper side rails they were $300 for each rail so I did not purchase the side rails. Unfortunately, I am left with the cross rails that I purchased off Amazon. I hope I was able to assist you and not confuse you. I currently have the cross rails you are looking to purchase and if you would like I could send you pictures of the ones I have and sell them to you for less than what Amazon has them for.
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It's comes with the rails that are in the same finish. Drop ur old ones and use the new. Have 2 of these in my cabin and like them very much
1448791
Not sure what you mean by "roof". This is only the whole vinyl top, two rear side windows, and rear window. No hardware comes with the top. You have to reuse your screws, front headliner, and bar that goes in at the bottom of the rear window. Hope that helps.
70015
Mine came with front rails only. There was a card in there where you can order "free" rear rails for $9.99 S&H.;
1785639
No. The package includes tracks that fit into already-installed side rails, along with the cross rails. If you have no side rail elements of any kind already on your roof then this package is not sufficient, sorry.
1145265
Yes it does have metal rails, but I don't know the width. I sold the vehicle.
1105723
No. Both are exactly the same. Very easy to install - 3 bolts each side. Both rear shocks were badly worn on my Dodge Nitro and these shocks made a huge difference in the ride quality.
527707
If the nitro and the liberty share the same front suspension than no. The liberties front is a coil over. I'm fairly certain they are the same. you need a 2 inch lift at least for these to fit in the rear.
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when you remove the trim strip in the roof everything is there, just follow the instructions on installing the roof rails. It took me less than 1 hr to install.
687818
Good day, for this particular model, it attaches to naked roofs, with no existing racks or rails. We do offer the SR1009 to attach to raised factory rails. We recommend using our fit guide to determine what will work with your vehicle. Thank you and have a great day!
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If your vehicle has the factory style roof mounted rails this kit has every thing but the tools to install it. You may wanta helper to hold the load bars while you put them into the track,but it's straight forward install. Good luck.
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Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install factory cross bars on my Rogue anyway, they seem more aerodynamic as well. Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install... » Read More Deana G. No you need side rails for these to attach to. Furthermore when you do get the side rails, you need to measure distance from one side rail to the other, and view the roof rack locking cross bars specs as far as distance. I have 2012 Rogue, so I dont know if the cross rails would be long enough for Murano.Let me also mention about the quality, I have used them for about a year now, they seem to rust a little on the inside locking devices (there are 4), so I imagine it not an item that will lost a long long time. I probably will eventually have Nissan dealership install factory cross bars on my Rogue anyway, they seem more aerodynamic as well. « Show Less
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I own a 2013 Traverse and I purchased the T-Slot Roof Rails but I was not able to use them because my Traverse did not have the proper side bars. I believe the side vertical bars are called c-channels, if your Traverse doesn't have them then the T- Slot roof rails are obsolete. Unfortunately, I spent $200 on the Roof Rails and they are sitting in my garage.
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Mine does not have one, but I have friends who do have the rails on and they have used this top. Hope this helps.
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If it is the right one for your car it should have every thing you need. The brackets go into the roof rails with included bolts and the brackets are attached to the cross bars. At least that was the case with mine. It said no directions included, but they were.