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To my disappointment, my MKX 2016 deliverd to me earlier this week came without the Satin Roof Rack Side Rails without Crossbars.

I have been trying to buy this accessory online but unable thus far to find any option anywhere, in the Lincoln web site.

Any advice regarding where I could purchase this accessory would be very much appreciated.

Many thanks in advance and best regards.

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What is your goal with the roof rails? If you're looking to add crossbars, both Thule and Yakima offer solutions that do not require any roof rail at all.

 

Thule SquareBar 762, Thule Rapid System 754, Kit 1530

Thule SquareBar: Traditional square load bars in steel with black, plastic coating. Thule Rapid System 754: Safe and exclusive roof rack for cars without railings or fixation points.

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  • 6 months later...

Just purchased a 2016 MKX for my wife.  We actually selected a car from dealer inventory, and it has all of the options we were interested in and even a few extras that weren't important to us. She's thrilled.  The only missing option that my wife wanted is the roof rack side rails.  Both she and I understand that they are really just cosmetic, but she's still interested.

 

So...does anyone know if you can add roof rails after the fact?  Can you purchase them as an accessory and how are they attached?

 

Thanks in advance for any insight.

Jeff

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I also would like to add the satin rails to my new 2017 MKX. From what I have been able to learn the rails can be purchased separately from www.tascaparts.com:

 

Part # FA1Z-5855106-AD (RH)
https://www.tascaparts.com/oem-parts/ford-rail-roof-rack-cross-fa1z5855106ad

Part # FA1Z-5855107-AD (LH)
https://www.tascaparts.com/oem-parts/ford-rail-roof-rack-cross-fa1z5855107ad

These are not sold as a set just separately Right hand side and Left hand side.

 

I understand that instructions are included which I have been unable to obtain. I don't know how involved it would be to do a self install. I would think that it requires drilling holes and dropping the headliner which I would be reluctant to perform on my new MKX. So a custom shop or the dealer might be the best choice for installation. I was told that it take about 1-1/2 labor to install. I will  contact my local Lincoln dealer next week to see what they would charge to install my pre-purchased rails. I will post the follow-up. If anyone has any additional information, please post.

Both are available and has to be special ordered directly from the automotive manufacturing plant.
Resupply would arrive with in 3-5 business days once your order has begun processing.

 

Regards, Ron

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I contacted my local Lincoln service department asked if they would be willing to install roof rails on my 2017 MKX, They refused to add the roof rails because it involves drilling holes in the roof and dropping the headliner. With that, I don't want to take any changes with a custom shop, so I will pass on the addition and save the $1,000 + bucks.

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Yes, this is one option that need to be done at the factory.

 

Drilling holes on a flat roof (car or house) is just asking for trouble...

Because I feel this forum always provides sound and balanced feedback the above advice would only apply to areas that are not a desert.

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I just got a loaded 2016 MKX Reserve with every option EXCEPT roof side rails and a trailer hitch, both of which I want. Recognizing that the consensus in this thread is not to install the rails after purchase I wonder if anyone has actually done it. My guess is a good body shop, high end trim or upholstery shop or a shop that specializes in aftermarket retrofits would be the best bet. 

 

Thanks,

Charlie

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Sounds like it's been done, you'll need to find a body shop that you're comfortable with the idea of them getting very intimate with your Lincoln.  This guy over on the Lincoln Forum claims to have had them installed for $300 (plus the rails)

 

https://lincolnforums.com/forums/threads/mkx-chrome-roof-rails.34827/

 

I bought a used MKX, I desperately want the rails for a top box.  I already regular ruin my roof line by hanging our mountain bikes off the back with a North Shore Rack.  I wanted a 4Runner...this car was my compromise with the Mrs :)

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