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Product Type | SUV Tent |
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Product Name | Rightline Gear SUV Tent |
Category | Automobile Accessories |
Mounting Type | Vehicle Mounted |
Floorless Design | Yes |
Capacity | Sleeps 4 adults |
Water Resistance | Water-resistant |
Attachment Method | Straps and Buckles |
Dimensions | 94.5 x 94.5 x 78.7 inches |
Compatibility | SUVs, minivans, crossovers, wagons, or pick-up trucks with cap |
Setup | Easy setup |
Ventilation | Mesh Windows |
Insert two poles through the pole guides and into the sewn pole pockets.
Slide the cross pole assembly onto the two pole ends.
Insert remaining poles through hook-&-loop pockets and guides into junctions.
Clean vehicle, remove license plate, and place it inside the carrier sleeve.
Load carrier (100 lbs max), close zippers, and secure the zipper flap overlap.
Run the belt strap around the inside of the vehicle's rear hatch door, ensuring it is not twisted.
Tension strap ends, close door over strap, and adjust tension with the tri-glide.
Unthread strap end, add male buckle and rear car clip, then rethread through buckle, pad, and tri-glide.
Loop long side straps around rear cross bar or side rails, routing from inside to outside.
Run bottom straps through carrier guides and around attachment points.
Thread strap ends through buckles, tighten evenly, and tie off ends to prevent flapping.
Extend side strap, unthread end from tri-glide, and remove male buckle.
Add Rear Car Clip and male buckle onto the strap, ensuring correct routing.
Run strap back through buckle, clip, pad, and tri-glide; repeat for second strap.
Place Rear Car Clips in the gap between the vehicle's rear hatch door and roof.
Buckle long side straps to short side straps, adjust length by sliding tri-glide.
Move tri-glides to the end of loose strap ends to prevent flapping in the wind.
Buckle the (2) long side straps to the (2) short side straps, ensuring pads face downward.
Adjust long side straps for correct length by sliding the tri-glide.
Move each strap's tri-glide to the end of its loose end to prevent flapping.