I'm looking for people's actual experience with RRO's roof rails. Fitment / mounting etc... I have an '05 Renegade, and I know that my stock rails won't hold much. I'm currently working on a roof basket project, and I'd hate to start using the basket and break my stock rails, resulting in damage to my roof...

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Black '05 Renegade. Front suspension: Frankenlift, Moog HD LBJ's, Audiboy cut CV's
Rear suspension: OME 948's, 2 extra upper ISO's, Rancho RS 5000 shocks.
31X10.50X15 Duratrac's/ProComp 152's
ARB bumper, Mopar skids, JCR stage III's, Reese hitch with tractor lights, Champion shackle insert, "homebrew" on board air, 1000 watt inverter

Haven't heard any complaints from people who have them.

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06 White KJ Sport 4x4
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2432458/1

I think they are built solidly, I've seen them first hand on a KK, they look good.

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-dbk
SOLD2007 6 Speed - Projector Retrofit -Custom LED Tail Lights - Lights on Cowl & 130w 8" ProComps - Full Skids-RockLizard Super Skink Sliders-Front Hitch
Frankenlifted-Al's A-Arms-Goodyear Duractracs 31x10.5R15x7 Cragar D Window 4"bs-Cobra 75WXST - 4' Firestick
4.10s sitting in a box - 3
Sold-1988 Suzuki Samurai
2002 Jeep TJ

The negative is that you have to deal with RRO.
there have been a lot of issues with their customer service

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2005 CRD
stuff
Skeptic quod gratis asseritur, gratis negatur

Just as an FYI, the factory roof rails are pretty strong.
We regularly load up our ski box and basket with loads inexcess off 175+ lbs. and have been doing so for the last 58 months...