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SECURE THE CARRIER HOOKS.

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Attach Top Hooks.

Adjust the strap length 

until the carrier stays in the 

desired position.

Attach Bottom Hooks.

First choice:

Bottom edge of the boot or hatch.

Second Choice:

Under the bumper if there is a 

rigid, metal attachment point.

Third Choice:

Tie-down hooks under the vehicle 

or holes in the vehicle’s frame.

Confirm that straps

are not near

vehicle exhaust or

rubbing on sharp

metal edges.

Attach the hooks to the side of the 

boot or hatch lid. Adjust the strap 

until the carrier stays in place.

Tighten side

straps.

•  Tighten straps with 

both hands.

•  Tighten evenly until 

carrier is centered on 

vehicle.

After side and bottom straps are tight—

•  Tighten the upper straps AGAIN.

Position Side Hooks.

Begin by releasing levers to

move Upper and Lower

Frames.

• Open the 

cam levers 

to loosen 

the frames.

• Position Upper 

and Lower frames 

by turning hub 

adjustment (one 

way only)

Adjust the frame to fit your

vehicle’s shape.

Close the levers once you 

find the best fit.

•  It should take some effort to close. For added snugness, 

after closing the cam lever, tighten the hubcap by turning it 

clockwise until it is hand tight.

•  LOWER FRAME should rest on the license 

plate, just above or below the numbers, or 

mount on any solid point.

•  UPPER FRAME must clear a spoiler 

completely, and must rest on solid material.

If you have a vehicle with a glass hatch, or a van 

with a weather strip that interferes with upper 

hooks, or your vehicle has narrow gaps which do 

not permit use of upper hooks, go to Page 5, step 

14 for instructions on installing Cylinder Hooks.

HOLD THE CARRIER UP AGAINST 

THE REAR OF CAR.

SECURE THE CARRIER HOOKS

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