Suction cup mounts

Mutant138

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Pretty much the only thing I had my rack for was tying down my tarp setup. I wanted to look super cool and be popular so I ditched the rack (later virgins).

Need something to secure the tarp accounting for the possibility of high winds. My first thought was suction cup d rings. Anyone have recommendations?

Was looking at these stanley ones. 200lb rating per.

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Assuming you dont have the rails. Suction cups on roof will make me nervous. even though 200lbs sounds good but wind gusts weight shift etc. may be something like this
https://www.amazon.com/RoofPax-Securing-Luggage-Waterproof-Attached/dp/B07F72VM6J

Which part makes you nervous? Getting hit with a suction cup or warping the roof?

Prob should have lead with this but...
My tarp has 5 attachments. Two hook around the wheels then three up top. Majority of the load would be put on the wheels. The rest are just to cinch it down.

The straps you provided are meant to pull a load tight to the roof. Not lateral loads. I would worry about them sliding and damaging my joor jabs or seals.

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Which part makes you nervous? Getting hit with a suction cup or warping the roof?

Prob should have lead with this but...
My tarp has 5 attachments. Two hook around the wheels then three up top. Majority of the load would be put on the wheels. The rest are just to cinch it down.

The straps you provided are meant to pull a load tight to the roof. Not lateral loads. I would worry about them sliding and damaging my joor jabs or seals.

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Lol my bad thought you were using the tarp to strap stuff to the roof.
 
Pretty much the only thing I had my rack for was tying down my tarp setup. I wanted to look super cool and be popular so I ditched the rack (later virgins).

Need something to secure the tarp accounting for the possibility of high winds. My first thought was suction cup d rings. Anyone have recommendations?

Was looking at these stanley ones. 200lb rating per.
I actually laughed out loud at that one. Thank you sir.

Anyway, the only prob I see with suction cups is when your ride is all dusty. Seems like having to make some clean spots, at the end of a long day, could be a drag.
 
We used to use the suction cup mount for the GoPro...Heat and suction cups don't go well together. I was having to reattach it every 20 minutes in the Summer. Worked fine in the cold temps.
 

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