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the vehicle or other unusual conditions, stop
and check that the carrier and load are secured
correctly, and in accordance with the mounting
instructions.
D.4 The vehicle's total length and/or height may
increase when a carrier is mounted. The bikes
themselves may increase the vehicle's total
width and height. Take special care when
reversing and/or entering garages or ferries etc.
D.5 Replace any damaged or worn parts of the
carrier immediately. During transportation, all
levers, bolts and/or nuts must be tightened in
accordance with the mounting instructions.
D.6 Carriers fitted with a lock must always be in the
locked position. The keys must be removed and
kept inside the vehicle during transport.
D.7 Be aware that the vehicle's driving
characteristics and braking behaviour (including
in curves) might change and that the vehicle
might become vulnerable to side winds when
the carrier is fitted.
D.8 Depending on the carrier model, the car's tail
lights can be obstructed. If that is the case and
if the carrier does not already have integrated
rear lights, an external light board must be
fitted.
D.9 An additional number plate might be required.
This should be attached to the appropriate part
of the carrier in accordance with local laws.
D.10 The vehicle's speed must always be adjusted to
the load being carried and the current driving
conditions, such as the road type, road quality,
wind conditions, traffic intensity and applicable
speed limits, but must under no circumstances
exceed 130 km/h. Applicable speed limits
and other traffic regulations must always be
observed.
D.11 Drive slowly over speed bumps, maximum
speed 10 km/h.
D.12 Be aware that wind noise may be generated
during transport and may vary depending on
the vehicle and load.
D.13 For reasons of fuel economy and environmental
impact as well as the safety of other road users,
the carrier must be removed from the vehicle
when not in use.
E.0 Maintenance
E.1
Clean the carrier regularly using warm water
or car shampoo, especially when using or after
using the carrier in coastal areas (the effect
of salt water) or during periods when salt is
applied to the roads (winter time).
E.2 Lubricate the coupling mechanism and other
moving parts of the carrier when required.
E.3 Remove the carrier before using an automatic
car wash.
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E.4 When the carrier is removed from the vehicle,
E.5 If you lose part(s) of the carrier or part(s) of
E.6 To ensure that you receive the spare parts
E.7 In order to ensure that you are able to replace
E.8 Check tightness of all bolts and knobs
E.9 Check rubber straps for wear and replace if
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it must be stored in a dry storage area. All the
components of the carrier must be stored
safely. Remember to clean and maintain the
carrier in accordance with the instructions.
the carrier wear out, only use genuine Thule
spare parts as replacements. Spare parts can be
purchased from your dealer or manufacturer.
quickly and to avoid time-consuming queries,
please provide the relevant product details and
the serial number when placing an order or
making an inquiry.
lost or defective keys as quickly as possible,
note down the lock and key number which can
be found on your key.
periodically.
worn.
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