Thule Passage 910 Instructions

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Thule Passage 910 Specification

The Thule Passage 910 is a versatile and reliable trunk-mounted bike rack designed for secure transportation of bicycles. Constructed with a durable steel frame, it offers stability and strength, ensuring the safe transport of up to two bicycles. The rack features Thule's patented FitDial technology, which facilitates easy and precise adjustments to fit a wide range of vehicles, including sedans, hatchbacks, and SUVs. The six-strap fastening system enhances security and minimizes movement during transit.

Soft, rubberized cradles are integrated into the design to protect the bike frames from scratches and abrasions, while the anti-sway cages prevent bike-to-bike and bike-to-vehicle contact, reducing the risk of damage. The Passage 910 is equipped with vinyl-coated buckles that prevent scratches on the vehicle’s paintwork, and the narrow cradle arms can accommodate a variety of bike sizes and frames, making it suitable for both adult and children's bicycles.

Installation and removal are straightforward due to the intuitive design, and the rack folds flat for convenient storage when not in use, optimizing space efficiency. With a focus on safety, the Thule Passage 910 complies with rigorous international standards, providing peace of mind during transport. The rack's aesthetic design complements the vehicle’s appearance without compromising on functionality. Overall, the Passage 910 offers a balance of performance, protection, and ease of use, making it an ideal choice for cycling enthusiasts seeking a dependable bike transport solution.

Thule Passage 910 F.A.Q.

How do I install the Thule Passage 910 on my vehicle?

To install the Thule Passage 910, first ensure your vehicle is compatible. Position the rack on the back of your vehicle, adjust the straps so they are tight, and secure the hooks to the trunk or rear door. Follow the manual for specific strap configuration related to your vehicle.

What should I do if the Thule Passage 910 racks are loose on my vehicle?

If the racks are loose, check that the hooks are properly secured and the straps are tightened. Re-adjust as necessary and ensure that all straps are properly aligned and fastened according to the instructions.

Can the Thule Passage 910 be used on any type of vehicle?

The Thule Passage 910 is designed to fit most vehicles, but it is advised to check the Thule Fit Guide for specific compatibility with your vehicle model to ensure proper fit and safety.

How do I maintain my Thule Passage 910 to ensure longevity?

Regularly inspect the rack for signs of wear and tear, clean it with mild soap and water, and lubricate moving parts if necessary. Store the rack in a cool, dry place when not in use.

What should I do if a strap on the Thule Passage 910 is fraying?

If a strap is fraying, replace it immediately to prevent failure during use. Contact Thule for replacement parts or visit an authorized dealer.

Can I open my trunk with the Thule Passage 910 installed?

It is not recommended to open the trunk with the Thule Passage 910 installed as it may affect the stability of the rack and could damage the vehicle or the rack.

How do I load bikes onto the Thule Passage 910?

Position the bikes on the cradles, ensuring even weight distribution. Secure the bikes with the integrated straps, making sure they are tightly fastened to prevent movement during transport.

What is the maximum weight capacity for the Thule Passage 910?

The Thule Passage 910 has a maximum weight capacity of 105 lbs (48 kg), which typically accommodates up to 3 bikes. Do not exceed this limit to ensure safe transport.

How do I prevent my bikes from swinging while using the Thule Passage 910?

Use additional straps or bungee cords to secure the bikes to each other and to the rack. Ensure that all straps are tight and that the bikes are evenly spaced to minimize movement.

Is it necessary to remove the bike accessories before loading them onto the Thule Passage 910?

Yes, it is recommended to remove any accessories such as panniers, child seats, or baskets to reduce weight and prevent damage during transport.