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There's also the cheap way to suppress road noise. Go to Target or T. J. Maxx and buy a thick pilotes mat ($16.99).Take the cover out of the hatch, cut
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There's also the cheap way to suppress road noise. Go to Target or T. J. Maxx and buy a thick pilotes mat ($16.99).Take the cover out of the hatch, cut a pattern out of the mat using the cover as a guide (you might want to make the mat pattern a little larger than the cover). Tape it together on both sides with strapping tape and use small velcro squares to attach the mat to the cover. It doesn't eliminate road noise, but it does cut it bak to an acceptable level.
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