
The Car Clip Strap Set allows you to use car top carriers on vehicles without luggage racks. The Car Clip Straps attach to any available ledge on the door frame of your vehicle. A ledge can be found along the top of the door frame, over or under the rubber weather molding, or under the rain gutters on the top of the door. Any ledge that will fit into the 5/8” W opening of the “J-hook” will work. Once the straps are tightened over the carrier, the hooks pull into place and the vehicle door closes over the hooks/straps. The Car Clip Strap Set has been a safe and reliable strapping method, used by our customers for many years.

Non-Skid Roof Protection Pad

 
The PackRight Non-Skid Roof Protection Pad is designed to keep your carrier in place while protecting your vehicle’s roof from any hard edged objects inside. Sized for use with all car top carriers, the pad remains underneath so that it will not flap in the wind. The Non-Skid Roof Protection Pad is recommended when using the Car Clip Strap Set.
Security Cable Lock
The PackRight Security Cable Lock will help ensure that your carrier stays on your vehicle. Don't let anyone grab your gear during one of your pit stops. The lock is made with a 35" retractable steel cable that adjusts to the exact length that you require. The cable closes into a combination lock with 3 tumblers that you set to your choice of numbers. Run the cable through the side handles, plastic d-rings, zipper pulls, and luggage rack to secure your carrier to the vehicle. The Security Cable Lock has no keys to loose and a lightweight housing that won’t damage the roof of your vehicle.
StrapRight Strap Set
The StrapRight Strap Set comes standard with all PackRight Car Top Carriers except the Sport Jr. Each set is comprised of (4) straps, each over 94” L, with a 800 lb breaking capacity. The straps are 1” W and fashioned from nylon webbing. Use the straps to replace old car top carrier straps, to tie down other items to your vehicle, to secure drawers when moving an item of furniture, or anything else you can imagine.
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