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  • RK
    Richard K.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 weeks ago
    Rescue Boards on a Rivian R1S Glass Roof with SeaSucker Maxtax mounts

    I mounted my MAX Trax recovery boards to the roof of my Rivian R1S using Sea Sucker vacuum mounts, and the result has been excellent. The R1S has a full glass roof, which turned out to be an ideal mounting surface. Vacuum technology was originally developed to carry large sheets of glass, so a smooth, flat glass roof gives the pads a very secure seal.

    The Sea Sucker mounts sit low and flat, so the boards ride close to the roof with almost no added profile. No drilling, no permanent hardware, and no roof rack required. Installation is genuinely fast. Each mount pumps down by hand in a matter of seconds, and the pads include a visual low-vacuum indicator, an orange band that appears on the pump plunger if the seal starts to lose hold, so you always know the mount is secure before you drive off.

    A few practical notes for anyone considering this setup:

          •     Keep both the glass roof and the pad’s sealing edge clean before mounting; dirt or grit is the main enemy of a good seal.

          •     The pads hold better when wet, so rain is not a concern, but in freezing temperatures let the rubber warm up before attaching or removing.

    Overall, this has been the easiest and lowest-profile way I have found to carry MAX Trax boards on the R1S. Strongly recommended for anyone with a glass roof or smooth painted panel looking for a clean, low-impact mounting solution.

  • EJ
    Eric J.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    6 months ago
    A PERFECT solution

    Tested it out first and they STICK. I don't have any doubt these are going to hold. Might get a Rotopax setup next. Well done.