SNAILFLY 330 lbs Roof Rack Cross Bars Fit for Chevrolet Blazer with Flush Side Rails
SNAILFLY 330 lbs Roof Rack Cross Bars Fit for Chevrolet Blazer with Flush Side Rails

SNAILFLY 330 lbs Roof Rack Cross Bars Fit for 2016-2022 Honda Pilot with Flush Side Rails

$128.00 $228.00
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VEHICLE FITMENT

Designed for these models

Honda Pilot
Suitable Rails
Flush Side Rails
Year
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
PRODUCT DETAILS Product Specifications
Load Capacity
330 lbs
Material
Aluminum
Mounting Type
Bolt-on installation
Item Weight
9.18 lbs
Color
Black
Features
Low Wind Noise • Aerodynamic • Lightweight • Easy to assemble • Weather resistant • Lockable
Ideal For
Road Trips · Luggage · Cargo Boxes · Kayaks · Bikes · Skis
PACKAGE CONTENTS What's in the Box
  • 2 x Cross Bars
  • 4 x Top Covers
  • 4 x Bottom Covers
  • 4 x End Bases
  • 4 x Protective Pads
  • 2 x Keys
  • 9 x Screws
  • 2 x Wrenches
  • 1 x Installation Instruction

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  • FITS LIKE IT WAS MADE FOR YOUR SUV: Roof rack cross bars are specifically designed for 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Honda Pilot with side rails, no drilling, ensuring a precise fit for your vehicle's roof rack needs
  • HOLDS 330LBS — YES, THAT MUCH. Kayaks, skis, bike, basket? No sweat. Built for the road trip, whether you're headed to Tahoe or Moab
  • ZERO WOBBLE AT 80MPH: Ever had crossbars that shake like crazy at highway speed? Yeah, we fixed that. Aircraft-grade aluminum + reinforced one-piece construction = rock-solid stability. No white-knuckle moments. No annoying whistling. Just smooth sailing from the truck-stop to the trailhead
  • WALK AWAY WITH PEACE OF MIND: Each crossbar comes with a built-in Lock — so your $3,000 kayak setup doesn't walk away while you're grabbing jerky at the gas station
  • DESIGNED FOR THE HIGHWAY, NOT THE WIND TUNNEL. Low-profile aerodynamic shape cuts through the wind — not against it. Less drag = better gas mileage. And yes, we tuned out the whistling. Your podcasts will thank you