Replacement Quick Grip Mounts for Thule Ascent 1700 Roof Mounted Cargo Box

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I have a Thule Ascent 1700. Looking for the 4 quick on/off mounting parts.

asked by: Paul C

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We offer the Quick Grip replacement mounts for the Thule Ascent 1700 cargo boxes as part # TH05738. They are sold in quantity of 1. I've linked you to a product description video featuring the # TH05738 Quick Grip Mount.

The # TH04997 you'd looked at are for an older cargo box, and wouldn't work with your Ascent.

expert reply by: Mike L

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