What Prevents Bars of Malone Roof Rack MPG215 From Sliding Once Installed
Updated 01/14/2019 | Published 01/13/2019
Question:
What stops the ability of sliding the blades off the towers once mounting is complete?
asked by: Bill B
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Helpful Expert Reply:
As you tighten the claws that hold the bars of the # MPG215 to the rails of your vehicle the feet actually also tighten to the bottom of the crossbars which prevents the bar from being able to slide on the feet.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Malone AirFlow2 Roof Rack - Aero Crossbars - Raised Side Rails - Aluminum - 50" Long - Silver
- Roof Rack
- Aero Bars
- 50 Inch Bar Space
- 2 Bars
- Overhang
- Silver
- Malone
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