INNO Universal Mount Fairing for Mid-Size Cars and SUV's

Flimsy, thin piece of plastic. Will not hold-up to an automatic car wash. The manufacturer recommends it be removed and stored somewhere out of direct sunlight when not in use which leads me to believe there are no UV inhibitors in the plastic. The mounting hardware is heavy and well made but the fairing itself is a joke. If you are considering buying this, keep looking. I'm sure there are better options available. I'll keep the hardware and use the flimsy plastic fairing as a pattern to make one myself from aluminum.

After looking at Thule, Yakima, and Rhino products and talking to several salesmen, I came away thinking that fairings didn't really do all that much. So, I opted for the lowest cost choice, Inno. At least for my configuration (Honda CRV, Thule square rails), the noise reduction was astonishing. Maybe my hearing is not what it used to be, but I went from a constant howl on the Interstate before the fairing to really no noise at all. I can's speak to fuel economy, but everyone says that fairings in general only minimally give back what gas mileage a roof rack takes away. The Inno was very easy to install. Makes me wonder why I never got a fairing with my previous vehicle.