Tip for Reducing Wind Noise of MaxxTow Ladder Rack MT70232

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When traveling at speed, the loud humming is irritating, especially on long trips. Is there anything I can do to mitigate this?

asked by: Steven A

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The best option we have to cut down on the wind noise of your MaxxTow Ladder Rack MT70232 would be with a fairing that would attach to the forward most bar and would direct most of the wind around where it's making noise. For that the best option is the Rhino-Rack fairing # RRRF4 which measures 50 inches long and will easily attach to the front bar.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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