How to use inheritance with ModelMapper's PropertyMap

I have been using the ModelMapper to convert Identity objects (entities) with DTO objects. I want to implement generic property conversions in a generic class for all entities (GenericEToDtoPropertyMap) and explicit property conversions in separate child-classes for each entity (PersonEToDTOPropertyMap for entity Person). To make it more clear, this is my code:

Generic property map:

public class GenericEToDtoPropertyMap<E extends Identity, DTO extends PersistentObjectDTO> extends PropertyMap<E, DTO> {

  @Override
  protected void configure() {
    // E.oid to DTO.id conversion
    map().setId(source.getOid());
  }

}

Specific property map for entity Person:

public class PersonEToDTOPropertyMap extends GenericEToDtoPropertyMap<Person, PersonDTO> {

  @Override
  protected void configure() {
    super.configure();
    // implement explicit conversions here
  }

}

Usage of property map:

modelMapper = new ModelMapper();
Configuration configuration = modelMapper.getConfiguration();
configuration.setMatchingStrategy(MatchingStrategies.STRICT);
modelMapper.addMappings(new PersonEToDTOPropertyMap());
// convert person object
PersonDTO personDto = modelMapper.map(person);

The problem is that the generic conversions do not apply. In my case person.oid does not get copied to personDto.id. It works correctly only if I remove the part:

map().setId(source.getOid());

from the GenericEToDtoPropertyMap.configure() method and put it in the PersonEToDTOPropertyMap.configure() method.

I guess, it has something to do with ModelMapper using Reflection to implement the mappings, but it would be nice if I could use inheritance in my property maps. Do you have any idea how to do this?