I tried fitting Biathlon Quick Easy QE7 on the new Freed

I tried fitting it

The package looks like this. It's an attaché case with a handle.

The back looks like this.

Here's what's included in the set.
I forgot to take a photo, so I'm borrowing one from the package, but it was possible to install it with just these.
(No tools were needed.)

By the way, there are two EASY handles included, but I only used one for installation.
(Is it a spare, or for when two people work together?)

Now, let's unbox it and install it.

Since the Freed is front-wheel drive, of course, I'll install it on the front wheels.

It's nice that the included gloves cover up to the elbows.

Installation was really easy; I could do one side in about 5 minutes by following the instructions, so I'll omit the details.
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There were some parts that required a bit of strength, so a woman installing it alone might have some difficulty.

Here's what it looks like when installed.

From the side

The contact surface looks like this.

As stated in the instruction manual, after installation, perform a test drive at low speed for about 100m to check for any unusual noises.

When removing

I forgot to take a photo, so I'm borrowing one from the instruction manual, but

When removing, generally follow the reverse procedure of installation, then move the car slightly to remove the chains.
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Removing it was also not particularly difficult if you followed the instruction manual.

Please note that the Freed's size is 'QE7'.

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