I can help you determine if the custom fit Curt hitch # C13152 will work for your wheelchair and wheelchair carrier on your 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe.
The tongue weight capacity, or maximum downward force that can be safely applied to a hitch is typically 10 percent of the towing capacity of the vehicle.
The combined weight of your wheelchair plus the wheelchair carrier, is within the 900lb tongue weight capacity of the hitch itself, but if the tongue weight capacity of your vehicle is less,... view full answer...
To determine if your 2014 Santa Fe Lux with the panoramic sunroof and dealer-installed roof crossbars has sufficient capacity to transport your canoe you'll need to check a couple of weights.
First you need to confirm how much your canoe actually weighs. You will also want to confirm either in your owner's manual or via the dealership what the roof weight-bearing capacity is for your version of the Santa Fe with the sunroof and dealer-installed rack crossbars. This will help ensure both... view full answer...
The overall dimensions of the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13073 for your 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe are 54" wide x 11" tall (drop) x 15-3/4" deep. Attached is a photo showing this.
Since this is a custom fit application for your vehicle it will match up with the mounting holes in the frame of your vehicle. It hugs the bumper on a Santa Fe really well and when we installed this on a 2012 model we found the hitch height to be 15" - this is measured from the ground to the top inside of the... view full answer...
The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver part # C13152 is rated for up to 6,000 lbs. However, your 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe is only rated for 2,000 lbs unless you have the factory tow package then you are rated for up to 5,000 lbs. The lower of the two ratings (hitch/vehicle) will need to be the limit you abide by. Please also note if the trailer is over 1,653 lbs it will need to have brakes according to the owner's manual. I have attached some other parts you will need below.
Curt T-Connector Vehicle... view full answer...
I spoke to Malone and the Brackets/U-Bolts can accommodate up tp 3 3/4 tubing, whether round or square. The u-bolts that come with the # MPG493 should be the ones that are used as they will center themselves when tightened down. view full answer...
If your boat trailer came equipped with hydraulic drum brakes on both axles, it is best to keep both sets in working order, but if this is the route you prefer you'll want to put the new brakes on the rear axle where most of the boat's weight will be concentrated.
I linked our main page for hydraulic drum brakes. You can use the filters on the page to select your overall axle capacity (both of your current axles' capacities added together) to see if we have brakes of the appropriate rating,... view full answer...
Your friend will first to consult the vehicle owners manual of his 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe to see what the towing capacity is for his specific model. If the towing capacity of the vehicle and the trailer hitch used exceed the gross trailer weight then the Santa Fe would be able to tow the trailer.
The Curt trailer hitch # C13073 is rated for 350 pounds tongue weight and 3,500 pounds gross trailer weight. Given the average weight of a horse this probably means that only one horse could be... view full answer...
Yes, the tongue weight rating of a hitch will be the same whether you're towing a trailer or using it for an accessory like hauling a motorcycle.
You'll be limited by your least rated component so since the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e98841 you have is rated for 900 lbs tongue weight but from what I could find in the online owner's manual, your 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport is only rated for towing up to 2,000 lbs which means Hyundai is okay with up to 200 lbs of tongue weight. I... view full answer...
The Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # 75684, which fits your 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe if it doesn't have the dual exhaust, is a Class III trailer hitch with a 2" receiver. Since the Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) is 3,500 lbs and the Tongue Weight (TW) is 350 lbs it can easily tow your bass boat trailer that weighs about 1,900 lbs.
You do need to check the weight rating of your Santa Fe in your owner's manual as the trailer weight rating can range from 2,000 lbs - 3,500 lbs. If your... view full answer...
My wife and I just bought a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe that has the factory rails that run front to back. The limit of those is 75 pounds just like on yours, and I remember thinking, wow, that is not very much.
Adding cross bars will not increase the capacity of the rails even if the cross bars themselves might be able to carry more weight. Even if this is the case, you will still be limited to the 75 pounds.
If you were to add the recommended cross bars, # Y00408, and the Towers, # Y80145,... view full answer...
I checked with Yakima and the Yakima RidgeBack 4-Bike Rack # Y02458 that you referenced has a 150 lb total capacity with a max of 40 lbs per bike cradle. I attached a review video for you to check out also.
If you plan on carrying any womens or alternative framed bikes without horizontal top tubes you may also be interested in purchasing a Swagman Easy-Out Women's and Alternative Frame Bike Adapter # 64005 to provide a horizontal top tube on your bikes to provide an attachment point. I... view full answer...
The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13073 uses M10 - 1.25 bolts to mount in the factory weld-nuts on the frame of your 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe. Our Metric Tap and Die Set # PT43FR will have this size tap included so you can chase your weld nuts. Do be sure to use some oil on the tap to help it clear the threads. view full answer...
You are correct, the trailer hitches for your 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe do not allow for the use of a weight distribution system, so the best option for you will be the Firestone Coil-Rite Air Helper Springs, # F4170, as long as you do not exceed the lowest rated capacity of either your vehicle or trailer hitch.
These air springs will help level your vehicle when towing a 3,000 lb trailer with a 280 lb tongue weight. These air springs will fit inside of your existing coil springs and are... view full answer...
The adapter that is used in the Universal Installation Kit # ETBC7 is the Hopkins # 37185. This unit has 16 gauge wires for the Green, Yellow, and Brown wires and then 12 gauge wires for the Blue, White, Black, and Purple wires.
I have confirmed this with my contact at Hopkins. view full answer...
There is a 7-Way adapter that will work with your 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport's 4-way connector but you will need to run another power wire directly to your battery. You can't splice into your current one because they both need direct sources of power to function. You will want the 7-Way RV Upgrade Kit for Trailer Brake Controller Installation item # ETBC7L. This 7-Way connector is designed specifically to work with wireless brake controllers like the Curt Echo item # C51180.
The kit includes... view full answer...
When we installed the Curt Class III Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13152 that you referenced on a 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport, we found the inside top of the receiver to the ground measured 13 inches. I've attached a photo showing this measurement for you.
For the vehicle we installed the hitch on, from the bottom of the hitch receiver to the ground would measure 10-1/2 inches. These measurements will help give you a good idea of how far off the ground your hitch receiver will sit.
I can't... view full answer...
The best way to select a ball mount with the ideal amount of rise or drop to keep a hitched trailer level is to take a measurement of the hitch and the coupler heights when both the vehicle and trailer are on level ground. The linked article shows how to take these easy measurements. The difference between the hitch and coupler heights give you the amount of rise or drop needed.
There's also the option of using an adjustable ball mount. Hitch # e98841 that fits your 2017 Hyundai Santa... view full answer...
I spoke to my contact at Thule about the Thule EasyFold XT part # TH903202 and they informed me that the shank rise is 6" from the center of the stinger to the bottom of the tray. The closest part of the carrier while folded down is the foot which is 7" away from the center of the hitch pin hole and the length of the tray is 48.4" long unfolded. view full answer...
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