The two vehicles you mentioned are different enough that they require totally different trailer hitches. So for your 2010 Nissan Xterra you'd need a hitch like the Curt Class III part # 13514 which is a custom fit. I attached an install video for this hitch on a similar 2010 Xterra as well.
There also would be no way to modify a hitch from another vehicle to fit yours either. view full answer...
You can absolutely still use the Timbren Suspension Enhancement System # TJRC01 with your lifted Nissan Xterra however you're going to need to use a spacer # A25723-90AH00 or 1" or # TA25722-90F00 for 1/2".
To find out how many spacers you're going to need, you'll need to measure the distance from the underside of your frame where your bump stop sits to the axle directly below where the spring makes contact. view full answer...
To find the right replacement keys you will need the number found on the face of your lock core. For example, if you have N2874 on your lock core the correct key would be the # THKEYN2874. I have attached a link to all of our available replacement keys from Thule below for your reference.
If you aren't able to find this on your lock cores the only option would be to replace them. If the locks are currently unlocked you can use the master key to remove them and replace the cylinders. If... view full answer...
Sean, we do have a dimensional drawing of the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C12270 and it looks like the total length is right at 47.129" from edge to edge. view full answer...
I hope I am fully understanding that you want to have both a 4-way and 7-way on the back of your 2007 Nissan Xterra. The Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # C56226 is the correct harness to give you a 7-way, but the Replacement Harness # 118263 is for the Tekonsha and will not fit with the Curt already connected. Instead you should get the Curt and replace the end with the Multi-Connector # HM40950 which will plug right in place of the Curt 7-way and you will have both the 7-way... view full answer...
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