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Load carriers.

  • 30-08-2018 4:18pm
    #1
    fallen01angel
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 339 ✭✭


    Hi guys,
    Sorry if this is the wrong place but I'm just looking for thoughts/opinions.
    I recently got official branded "load carriers" supplied and fitted by the authorised car dealer.
    On the 2 nights it has rained in the month I've had them,in the morning there has been droplets of water on the inside of the door frame(not the interior footwell) and the rubber around the inside of the door is wet. The bars are clamped to the door frame so part of the clamp is preventing the rubber from sealing completely against the door.......
    Is this normal for bars that aren't fitted to roof rails? I'm not too clued up on these kind of things and foolishly assumed if they came from the dealer they'd be the most suitable.


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