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Originally Posted by NotSteve
I've always strapped under the rub rail. If my tarp is flapping I put a strap over it without regard to which side it's on since it has nothing to do with the securement of the load.
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But it has everything to do with securement of the tarp, which is clearly part of your load, and part of your vehicle. To quote you:
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“But that rub rail is there for a purpose, even though it’s rated to be able to strap to. If you take a corner too sharp and rub up against a wall or pole, that rub rail is there to protect your straps from being torn off. It makes no sense to me to have any part of the strap outside the rail, period.”
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The same dangers exist of the strap being torn off due to being on the outside of the rub rail, whether it is holding down the load or holding down the tarp. A flying strap is a flying strap, no matter what it was holding.
And thank you for posting the picture.