Can anyone tell me how to measure my 2011 Kia Soul for this barrier? Not sure if I need the 50' or 56"
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Did you get this for your Soul? Do you like it??? I have a 2012 Kia Soul myself. Thanks!
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Measure the distance between the two rear doors or behind the front seats. If the distance is greater than 56 inches the you need the 56 inch barrier. If the distance is less than 56 inches you would need the 50 inch barrier. Hope this helps.
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I would think the 50 would be the one being the kia sol is a compact car and the 56 is for a full size car.
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We have a Volvo XC90. The 56" fits well. I have looked at the dimension specs for smaller SUVs. The 50" is a better choice for the KIA Soul.
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I have a 56" in my new Tacoma pick up and it is a tight fit. I would say the 50 inch model will work for you.
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There is a tap on top of all the dimensions that explains what you are asking. 30 to 44"W x 18"H means you can extend the barrier from 30 to 44" in width and 18" height. The second size is the dimensions on each panel. And so on. Hope this helps.
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I drive a Impreza Subaru wagon and bought the barrier to help keep my dog out of the back of my car. The barrier does not it in my back because the wheel wells are in the way. However, I figured out how to attach the barrier to back seat by using bungee chords around headrests and it works great! It's sturdy doesn't move it make noise, I can see through it just fine, and keeps dog out of the trunk of my car. You might be able to adjust barrier by lowering it and using bungees to secure barrier. But you can not adjust barrier as it had a metal frame
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I would measure your back seats. That's what we did. The product description says 54" wide for the regular size; 60" wide for x-large. We purchased a regular for our Infiniti FX35. Hope this helps.
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I drive a Subaru Outback and am not able to answer your question. Best to measure your space and then see if 47" x 34" will work for you.
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Hello Stacey, can you advise if you bought this cargo dog gate? I also, have an Odyssey and need a barrier ASAP for our Shiloh. I hope you see this and will reply! If someone other than Stacey has this same one and has an Odyssey or Sienna, pls reply as well! I need to know how it fits and the durability or other problems, if any. Thank you. =)
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We have a Ford Edge and we had a factory roof rack that was only 21" between the cross overs. Read the minimum adjustment I think it is 23 3/8" then measure you cross overs. We took our car back to the dealer and had them remove or factory rack and bought aftermarket roof rack.
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I don't know your vehicle. However, I ordered this barrier and it actually did not quite stretch the whole distance, about an inch short on either side, so it is at its longest width. It is adjustable to shorter lengths, but it's difficult for me. So, I have the barrier at its full length. It works fine. My only issue is that the barrier does not go up quite high enough (it anchors around the headrest bars) and I see the top crossbar in my rearview mirror, which is distracting. The mesh itself does not deter my vision. I am keeping it though, because it actually works very well to keep my dog from trying to get into the front seat, and he actually lays down on the backseat. Everything else I tried from seatbelt harnesses, to pet pods, to partial front seat barrier did not work. The seatbelt harness was the worst. My dog panicked and got so tangled up I thought I would have to cut the seatbelt away. (my mutley is a 75-lb border collie/mtn dog mix.) So, I deal with the crossbar in my rearview and pay attention to my outside mirrors, and I'm trying to come up with a solution to secure it higher. I do recommend the barrier. I have a 2009 Kia Optima, considered a mid-size car.
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Hi Keith, I got the locking carrier and thought it to be a great piece. I have a Ford escape hybrid, and unfortunately, while the carrier can adjust to fit larger width boards (my SUP is 31.5x 3 or 4 in thick), it must be placed INSIDE the runners on the cross bars. Each connection point from the carrier needs a few inches INSIDE the running boards, meaning less room for my board in the space in between. Unless you have cross bars without running bars that restrict the distance for separating them - I would def measure out the space (leaving about 3 inches on either side of the interior) where you will attach the carrier. Also - I had factory installed crossbars, which were kind of an oval shape. The carrier will fit to any share - but I did find that the bolts that came with the carrier once fully installed nearly touched the roof of my SUV... meaning scratches! I was so sad to see such a great carrier not work for me. Also - I believe it says you can stack boards - Iwoul;dnt recommend tho. Int he end I just got some Dakine board straps then used the crossbar pads that came with this system. Was simple, secure (but not locking), and did the trick without any extra problems.) My recommendation if you still try to get this carrier - measure it out with the space you have. For a 33 in. width - you'll need about 40 inches between running boards to place the kit AND your board. It comes with bolts... but you may want to look into getting after market bolts.
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Mfg info will tell you what models it fits. Ours is the mid size Kia suv. Takes us 2 seniors about 30 min to set up. We get better each time. Take a step stool that will allow you to reach above your open hatch. We spray waterproof every 3-4 uses just for extra protection. The doorway canopy is enough to sit outside even if it is raining.
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Hi Virginia. My BMW IS 178" also but is only 52" high. The only problem would be in height, not length. I am probably 3" off the ground all around. Literally a perfect fit. I hope that helps. I'll leave the math to you but, you should be fine. 2 years, 7 seasons and still going strong and holding up well. Enjoy the summer.
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It's a bit bigger than the standard size so it would probably be a tight fit. My friend has a Kia Soul and it fits just right.
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Hi Lisa, the formula is quite simple. 1)Measure the width of your sunroof 2) Make sure the wind guard is as close to 2inches wider as possible ( 1 inch on each side). For example, if your sunroof is 34.5 inches, you need a 36.5 inch wind guard. :-)
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The barrier itself is 18" wide x 23" long, however the straps are adjustable to fit any car. I have one in my Hyundai Elantra and also in GMC Sierra truck. Keeps my cattle dog in back seat and because of the mesh gets good air circulation and she can see through to see us so she has never attempted to jump over. Highly recommend
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I have a kia soul and it fits nicely. The strap on the back seat ripped off when we pulled it tight. It can be sewed back on. They are very nice and I would buy them again.
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Yo dude really! Nobody here knows the square footage of your car and what you want to do. Plus there is no point in doing the panel your talking about without doing the doors also. You are going to have to sit down with a tape measure and figure out the square footage or inches of your car and figure out how many boxes you need for yourself everyone else is just guessing since you gave no measurements and a 57 Fairland is a huge car.
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Hi! Thule recommends the 7503 x 2 for this vehicle. Also, please do not forget the lock set 544 so you are able to lock the system to your roof. Thanks!