BrightLines Roof Rack Cross Bar and Side Rails Combo Compatible with Honda Odyssey 2011 - 2017 for Kayak Luggage Ski Bike Carrier, Set of 4 Pieces

Great parts, installation instructions are lacking steps (installing rubber boot around middle column, removal of plastic shroud around middle column, installing white clips to front and rear covers

Arrived in 2 days. The instructions take a little interpreting, but once you get it, installation is super easy. Just be sure to have a tape measure with millimeters. The quality seems great. We just drove cross country with our Thule topper on the rails, and all is well. Would definitely recommend.

These fit perfectly on the roof of my ‘15 Odyssey. Be aware that you do you have make cuts on two plastic trim pieces and two strips of aluminum molding as well. Don't worry, the instructions tell you quite clearly what to do. It's not particularly difficult and your measurements don't have to be perfect. I am your average “weekend warrior” for DIY projects and overall this took me about two hours to complete.

The Brightlines Roof Side Rails Cross Bars Combo were so easy to install on my 2015 Odyssey and came with all the hardware needed. I ordered the combo to be sure everything fit perfectly and they sure did. Shipping was estimated as 2-3 days but they came the next day. Cost less than OEM but sure look just as good and seem very sturdy.

Everything fit perfect. Would buy again. Price is also good

Easy to follow instructions, straightforward and thorough. Seems like a good quality product at half the price of OEM.

Installation was not that difficult, all it needed is right tools. Only issue that I've is that middle part of the side rails did not tighten perfect and left a tiny gap between the roof top and the side rails.

spend 4 hours on installation . Not work very well on 2016 odyssey because the middle bolt of the car cannot align with the rack. other function work.

It said it would fit and it was extremely difficult to align the middle bracket, to the point of tying a rope to it an pulling from the other side so the nut would screw down.

Installed it myself with the instructions and it went well. This isn't OEM, and doesn't hold as much weight, but for the price I can't complain. Also, the Honda dealership told me the roof rails are on back order, so even if I had $400 to spend on those (mind you that's without the cross bars) I wouldn't have been able to get them anyway. The whole package for under $240! I mean come on, it's a no brainer. They also look really nice.