YAKIMA ForkLift Fork Mount Bike Carrier for Roof Racks - 1 Bike Capacity | Secure & Easy Bike Transport for SUVs, Trucks & Crossovers | Perfect for Road Trips, Mountain Biking & Outdoor Adventures

I have 2 of these mounted on the factory crossbars of my 2012 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport. Once you tighten them down, they aren't going ANYWHERE! (except wherever your car goes...)As I'm sure other people have mentioned, make sure to put the end cap on, otherwise the rear wheel holder will fall off when you don't have a bike strapped down. Also, be sure to ratchet the rear wheel strap in even if you do not have a bike mounted! I made this mistake, and drove to work with it not in the ratchet. By the time I got there the strap was gone and had to order a new one. ($8)I have a total of about 15hours with 2 bikes/racks (Trek FX7.5 and Specialized Sirrus Sport) on the top of my car and never once felt edgy thinking they were unstable. Been on the interstate with 35mph winds going 75mph and the bikes hardly vibrated or shook. Very easy to tighten the bikes down. The front locking skewer is tougher to get the right tightness at first but after a few times doing it it's very easy. The back wheel just ratchet straps in... super easy!Quality is superb!!! Locking skewer is stainless steel and all of the plastic is of very nice strong quality. The aluminum rail is also very nice. Both the front and rear crossbar holders have adjustable mounting positions to fit any size of crossbar.I would definitely recommend getting the SKS locks just for the peace of mind that when you leave your bikes/car for awhile they are locked to your car. Plus if your spending $200+ on a couple racks, what's an extra $20 for locks??If you have factory crossbars on your vehicle there is no doubt this is the best rack for your bike!