Surco R3600 36" Roof Rider

No "special" mounting hardware was included in the package, making these roof riders useless.

One end of the box was open when delivered to my house and the hardware was missing. No screws etc.

There is no problem with the product itself but this product was recommended as the correct product for a 2018 Toyota Tacoma. This product is straight and quite rigid whereas the channel on the Tacome is curved both down and out so it doesn't fit as well as it should.

I bought these tracks for a set of Thule 418 rack feet. Although the basic fit is satisfactory, the rubber part of the feet had to be trimmed, and is not a perfect match for the shape of the track.On my old Ranger truck, the mis-match is no big deal, and the final rack installation is truly truck-strong. For the price, I got a great deal. But if you are putting these on a new, shiny car and want all the details right, don't use the Thule hardware because you'll be dissatisfied with the fit.For the Ranger, these tracks were not profiled correctly and had to be bent slightly to conform to the cab-roof curvature. That's when I discovered how strong these tracks are; they were very hard to bend. I didn't do a perfect job, but they mounted cleanly and a little RTV filled in the minor gaps. The rivnut fasteners that come with the tracks are first-class, with o-ring seals and anti-turning serrations. They need about 1/2" of clearance to insert/install. In several of my mounting holes, there was a superstructure underneath that had to be clearance-drilled, or dented, to be able to install the fasteners. No big deal, just a little extra work/care.At some place in my research, I thought I had seen a claim that Surco was compatible with both Thule and Yakima products; not sure now. So I'm giving a 4-star rating despite a good strong product, just because it's likely that only Surco hardware will fit perfectly.

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