Will the Thule OutWay 2-Bike Rack Scratch the Paint
Updated 05/02/2020 | Published 05/01/2020 >
Question:
Trunk damage? Anything I could put under the legs to prevent damage. A tape?? I have a very nice car and have been carrying my bike on backseat breaking it down every time.
asked by: Karl H
Expert Reply:
The Thule OutWay 2-Bike Rack part # TH45JV is an excellent, premium trunk mount bike rack option. It has coated hooks/cables as well as a rubberized base all of which are designed to protect the vehicle's surface from scratches. Therefore, you won't need to use any additional pads for protection and I actually recommend against this as it could cause the bike rack to shift which would then create a chance for
damage to occur.
I do however recommend making surface the surface is clean prior to installing.
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Thule OutWay Trunk Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Adjustable Arms
- Trunk Bike Racks
- Frame Mount
- 2 Bikes
- Bike and Rack Lock
- Fits Most Factory Spoilers
- 2 Straps
- Adjustable Arms
- Hanging Rack
- Thule
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