What is this Porsche bag?

[RED!]

So I got my car and it came with this bag. Does anyone know what it’s for?
Does anyone have a use for it?

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[BjörnfromHamburg]

It´s hard to tell how big it is from the picture.
The snow chains have that bag shape fe.

 

[chun]

I think it’s the bag for the porsche car cover

 

[BeeEmm]

Looks as though it might be for a charging cable.

 

[W1NGE]

So I got my car and it came with this bag. Does anyone know what it’s for?
Does anyone have a use for it?

Isn't that for the luggage compartment partition net (if you optioned it)?

 

[RED!]

I don't have a net... it has zippers on both sides, to two separated sections, so like it could hold two pairs of skis, but it's only 5' long.

 

[CrazyINP]

I looks like a bag for roof rack carrier. Can’t really tell the size of the bag from the picture

 

[BeeEmm]

Ha ha, so many suggestions to what it could be, but nothing concrete yet.

 

[Flying ace]

I looks like a bag for roof rack carrier. Can’t really tell the size of the bag from the picture

It is this. I also have this bag when I purchased the Porsche roof bar accessory. Use this to store the bars.

 

[daveo4EV]

So I got my car and it came with this bag. Does anyone know what it’s for?
Does anyone have a use for it?

for the bars on a roof carrier

 

[RED!]

Ah! Thanks, the roof rack bag makes sense since I seem to have some rubber strips from a roof carrier in my trunk as well. They must have popped it on the car, taken it off and left "junk in the trunk"

 

[Timmie453]

So I got my car and it came with this bag. Does anyone know what it’s for?
Does anyone have a use for it?

That’s a Porsche storage/transport bag for the roof rack cross bars.
What it’s for:
To store and carry the Porsche roof bars when they’re not mounted on the car
Protects them from scratches and keeps grease/dirt contained
The long, padded shape and handles are exactly for the two cross bars side-by-side
You’ll usually see this included when a car was delivered with:
Porsche roof transport system

 

[Flying ace]

Ah! Thanks, the roof rack bag makes sense since I seem to have some rubber strips from a roof carrier in my trunk as well. They must have popped it on the car, taken it off and left "junk in the trunk"

The strips are extra for when you put attachments on and need to cover the rail.

If you use many different attachments (at one point I had bike, ski and box), you'll need a different combo of strip sizes to patch the open rail based on the width and location of each attachment.

I've cut my strips into like 8 various pieces. Since I've ditched the bike attachment, the combinations are not that difficult to figure out for just a box (I use only once a year), and ski (once a year)

 

[RED!]

Sounds like you may have come missing pieces


The strips are extra for when you put attachments on and need to cover the rail.

If you use many different attachments (at one point I had bike, ski and box), you'll need a different combo of strip sizes to patch the open rail based on the width and location of each attachment.

I've cut my strips into like 8 various pieces. Since I've ditched the bike attachment, the combinations are not that difficult to figure out for just a box (I use only once a year), and ski (once a year)

Makes sense, there was also some paperwork for a bike carrier and a quick release pin and hoop.
I'm thinking of a roof rack, but leaning away from the OEM based on my reading of roof rail dents and scratches... leaning towards Thule.

 

[W1NGE]

Makes sense, there was also some paperwork for a bike carrier and a quick release pin and hoop.
I'm thinking of a roof rack, but leaning away from the OEM based on my reading of roof rail dents and scratches... leaning towards Thule.

The OEM should be fine if put on the correct way round. Some folk put the bars on back to front which led to damage on the rails.

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