Rightline Gear 100650 Roof Pad Non-skid Each on 2040-parts.com
Saint Marys, Pennsylvania, US
The Rightline Gear Non-Skid Roof Pad is designed to keep your car top carrier from shifting while protecting your vehicle's roof from any hard edged objects inside. Sized for use with all car top carriers, the 36" x 36" pad can easily be cut for a custom fit underneath smaller carriers. A great safety accessory for car top carrier bags.
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