How do you think this box (Thule 611) would work on a GMC Terrain?
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It will look great however my concern is your rear lift gate opening. Check thule website to see if you'll clear the carrier. Otherwise it's somewhat expensive but worth it. I've driven 80 miles per hour and it is quiet as can be.
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Go to the Thule website and they have a listing of vehicles that can accomodate each model.Rick
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It should work great. I have mine mounted on Thule racks that fit my GMC pick up bed which is not the same application as you have. However, my son has a Toyota 4runner that he has his box mounted on and it works great. Also, my other son mounted my box on his Audi Q5 to transport ski equipment and it worked great and looked good. Both SUV's that I mentioned are similar in size to yours. Functionally, the box works great. Thule did a good job and the price from Amazon was hard to beat.
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I have a 2003 Ford Explorer, it looks like we have the same body styles. This box fits like magic and I have nothing but praise for it. Getting ready to load it up again for travels from late August through a lot of September. You can go to Thule.com a look up the fit guide. I also purchased their rack system. All living up to Thule standards.
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Hi Peter, I have a Volvo XC 90, that looks about as long as your Terrain. What you'll have to get is Aero bars (cross bars). The Boxter grabbers are adjustable. The min distance is 555mm (21 27/32 inches) and the max distance is 935 mm (36 13/16 inches), with a min width of 800 mm (31 1/2 inches). So, looking at your vehicle, it should fit without difficulty. I hope this helps.
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Should work fine. The clamps on the box are not specific to a particular style of crossbar. You will want to spread the crossbars (front and rear) as far apart as possible to provide greater stability. The biggest trick to putting the box on is getting a foothold. Our Jeep has siderails that make mounting the box easier......this box looks very slender but it carries so much cargo it's unbelievable.
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The answer to this question is of interest to me as I have a Nissan Titan 4x4 pickup and am considering the device for my use mostly.
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I have the bars and just got a thule 624. It's compact and fat and can be adjusted so no worries about the trunk opening. Oh and the box opens from both sides. Which is huge while loading both trunk and box. We have a 2011 crv .
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Just go to the Thule site it asks for the specifics for your car and let's you know which equipment is compatible. That way you'll be sure to purchase the correct foot pack etc,
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The only noise I heard was some squeaking on very high speed bumps and was caused by the Thule Mountaineer being loaded completely with heavy ski gear. They lock into place & I never noticed anything different than having them or not. Like I said the squeaking I heard was the cargo box, not the crossbars. I drove to over 1000 miles each way on the highway at 80MPH+ and never noticed them. Have driven without the box and it sounds no different. Of course I'm not driving with my head out the window to get unclose and personal to know for absolute certain, but this is the first I have ever thought about any excess noise from them being installed. Plus, they are so easy to install and remove, it should not be an issue if there would be any reason to take them off.
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This is a very large box I have 2012 700 grizzly it covered part of the rear seat.I ended up sending it back and buying a tamarack TS-2000.
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Hi there! You know, I honestly think they do. You're referring to Thule Cargo Carriers, right? If so, then yeah - the carriers have open loops on the bottom that should slide onto any roof racks. So these should indeed work out for you :)But just to be on the safe side, you'd probably wanna check out the Thule website and see if there's more info about it.
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I tend to doubt it. I think you would be much happier with the Thule crossbars, as it is extremely important to get the correct overhang so the hullivator can properly clear the side of the car when lowered.
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if you have already talked to a Thule rep you should have all the right stuff. I installed this unit on my 2008 Saturn Vue and love it.
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I have a Polaris Ranger 6x6 with the roof so I don't think UTV's get much longer and taller than what I have. This cover touches the ground on all four sides, I like it because even the tires are covered, the elastic pulls the cover tightly around the wheels at ground level. I am confident it will fit yours with room to spare.
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It has holes that would work but you need a bungee cable or something to attach. If you have the cargo tray in the back though, this box will NOT move around!
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I doubt it. The threaded hitch lock is a concern . I don't think Thule are threaded
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Honestly I am not entirely sure, it is retangular in shape, if you think that the Thule rack can adapt that, then you'll be ok!
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The DeeZee DZ 6160N that we purchased is on a Ford Ranger. There is about a 1-2 inch gap between the box and the side rails on both sides =&gt; should fit any small pickup. The box itself is a bit small, but the other box we have is on a full size F150. A good enough truck box otherwise.
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Will this unit work on a 2011 GMC Terrain with the 1 1/4" hitch Jim Thanks!
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Used it on my 01 GMC pickup. This is a stand alone unit. I placed Velcro on unit to secure it to the console. We have another one on the way, to be placed on a farm tractor.
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Yes but you want to use a shorter cargo box. I have a Thule, but it is long and skinny. It will push the antenna down at the back, but seems to survive. However when my wife forgot she opened the hatch and it sheered off the wiper fluid sprayer. So if you haven't already got a box then get a stubby one.