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Hey! After reading non-stop (seriously, don't tell my boss) for a few days now, this is my first post!

I'm a pretty big guy (350 lb) and I'm waiting, impatiently, for my Nox which I ordered last week. I'm wondering about washing the top of car and more importantly about loading the roof rack. Would I stand on the rear 'step' bumper? On the door sills? Am I destined to carry a ladder with me or go on a hunger strike until the car arrives?
I've searched 'everywhere' (i.e., I googled every combination I could think of) and I can't seem to find any information on the rear bumper or its specs.
 

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You might want to use a small step stool(one rated for 350 lbs or more). Rear bumper is not suitable for stepping on and the hatch would be in your way since it swings up.
 

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if your nimble, you could just the side sills (open up the side doors, and reach up)....as was said, the rear isnt made to support much weight at all....
 

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I've used one similar to that, and I thought that it was a bit unstable. I would suggest to see if you can buy locally to test it out, if possible. There also wasn't a lot of area on the platform - barely enough for one shoe - but mine are size 12.

Just a warning...
 

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I didn't order the towing package as part of my i4 2LT order, mostly because we (the salesman and I) couldn't find a way to add it in the computer but also because I didn't care enough about it to ask someone else to help. I'm not sure I'll regret it, time will tell.
Z_Ghost said:
I got this for my TrailBlazer
http://www.ultimateautoaccessories.com/Truck/Hitch_Steps.htm
I still have the step but not the TrailBlazer.
Thanks for the link. Those look sturdy, but I think i'd use them in addition to the tire step and not instead. It would be pretty difficult to mess with tying a cargo bag only from the rear.
 

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stratoform said:
That looks sharp. I wonder if, for a Nox, one would have to be made specifically for it? ::)
The one I linked to is universal, you just need a 1 1/4 receiver hitch.
I see no reason it would not work on a Nox.
 
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