The Draw-Tite # 24983 has a maximum tongue weight of 200-lbs, but your 2020 Toyota Corolla may have a slightly lower tongue weight and when towing/carrying items on the hitch you're always limited to the lowest rated component in the setup. As long as your vehicle can hold 200-lbs tongue weight then you can use the full capacity, but if the Corolla has less then you will want to abide by that number. view full answer...
I contacted Roadmaster about instructions on cleaning their tow bars. The representative at Roadmaster informed me that you will want to start by soaking the arms with a degreaser. Then, you will want to move the arms in and out and rinse off with water. After rinsing the arms, you will want to dry the arms thoroughly and finally spray a dry silicone spray on the arms. The representative at Roadmaster cautioned NOT to use WD-40. view full answer...
Yes, the Draw Tite hitch part # 24983 has been confirmed as a fit for your 2020 Toyota Corolla Hybrid 4 door sedan LE! We checked with Draw Tite recently and they confirmed that the fit does include the hybrid models like what you have.
For trailer wiring the kit you want is the Tekonsha part # 118810 which will install easily and has a very reliable converter box which means it will work well for a long time and be more resistant to trailer wiring shorts than other kits.
The recommended... view full answer...
For your 2003 Toyota Corolla you will need a roof top cargo carrier that works with a crossbar spread of at least 32" of which I recommend the Malone Cargo16 Rooftop Cargo Box - 16 Cubic ft - Gray # MPG902 which will give you 16 cubic feet of storage for any gear or luggage you cannot fit in your vehicle.
If you do not have a roof rack already I recommend the Yakima Roof Rack System which uses 50" Yakima JetStream Crossbars # Y00425, BaseLine Towers for Yakima Crossbars # Y28TR, Fit Kit... view full answer...
Good question, and the answer is that while I think one is the better option - particularly for a self-install - there is essentially no difference between the actual hitches that fit your 2021 Toyota Corolla sedan, which are the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24983 and Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C34UR.
They are both Class I hitches with a 1-1/4 inch receiver that install the same, but the biggest difference is the much better, far clearer instructions that come with the Curt Hitch... view full answer...
Get that motorcycle ready because you can indeed put a trailer hitch on your 2018 Toyota Corolla. I'll go ahead and list out the hitch that fits, as well as all the parts you need to tow.
- Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C11265
- Vehicle Wiring Harness # C55567
- Curt Drawbar # C45521
- Pin and Clip # F-4
- 2" Hitch Ball # C40018 or 1-7/8" Hitch Ball # C40001
With these parts you're set to trailer your bike to wherever you want to go ride, and you only need to know if your trailer coupler... view full answer...
As long as the spoiler on your Corolla is factory installed, the Thule Passage, # TH910XT will fit your vehicle.
I have confirmed this with Thule.
Per their fit guide, the fit dial on the Passage would be set to number 8.
To carry womens bikes or bikes with sharply angled top tubes or step-through frames, using a frame adapter like part # TH982XT is recommended. The adapter spans the distance between the seat post and the handle bar gooseneck, and provides a level attachment point to... view full answer...
The Draw-Tite Class I hitch you referred to, part # 24913 would use 4) M12 X 1.25 X 35 CL8.8 bolts. We offer replacement hardware for the hitch, as part # RHK. Click the provided link, and on the page you're taken to, type in 24913 into the provided field and choose Draw-Tite from the drop down menu. view full answer...
Yes, the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24983 will fit your 2021 Toyota Corolla Hybrid Sedan.
If you're in the market for a bike rack I highly recommend the Kuat Sherpa 2.0 # SH12B due to its sleek look and how easy it is to use. It fits with most standard bike frame, comes with bike and rack locks, and features a foot pedal to activate the tilting/folding features.
Attached are some videos for you to check out. view full answer...
The trailer hitches that fit your 2005 Toyota Corolla are all Class I hitches, and with that class of hitch, the manufacturers have a specific ball mount which is required, and it must be in a particular position.
For example, I recommend the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24913 for your 2005 Corolla, and the required ball mount is the Draw-Tite Drawbar # 3593, which must be in the rise position only, as you can see by the cut out of the linked installation instructions I added. This... view full answer...
I checked with our vendors and the best hitch for a Hybrid model 2023 Corolla Sedan is the Curt Trailer Hitch item # C34UR. This hitch is custom fit and bolts to your Corolla with included hardware. This is a class 1 hitch with a 1-1/4" receiver. It is the highest rated hitch for your vehicle.
I have linked an installation video below along with a picture so you can see what this hitch looks like installed.
If you are planning on towing you will also need a wiring harness item # C26CR... view full answer...
The rubber adjusters aren't required but are highly recommended to help keep the # PW1030 cable chains securely in place. The actual adjuster needed will depend on your wheel diameter. For wheels smaller than 16 inches, use # PW100 or # PW99 for wheels larger than 16 inches. Each set includes two adjusters. view full answer...
For your 2021 Toyota Corolla sedan the correct Rhino Rack roof rack components you need are # RRVA118B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # RR95QX with the last part number being the fit kit. view full answer...
The best bike rack for a 1-1/4" hitch that will accommodate e-bikes is going to be the Yakima OnRamp Bike Rack item # Y96FR. This bike rack fits a class II receiver so you will want to verify your Toyota's hitch is a class II. The best way is to see if there is a metal plate welded into the end of the receiver if there is no metal plate then you have a class II. It has the capacity to carry two e-bikes weighing up to 66 lbs a piece. You will want to mount your e-bike closest to the rear... view full answer...
We have a great hitch option available for your 2021 Corolla sedan, and it is a 1-1/4" option, so you will not need to worry about not having that 2" adapter for your Thule Roadway # TH912XTR.
With that being said, I recommend going with the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I # C34UR. Though this will require drilling and trimming to get installed, it is designed to fit your vehicle and has a 200 pound tongue weight capacity, so it will have no issues holding your bikes... view full answer...
Trunk mounted bike rack # TH910XT would be a great fit for your 2007 Toyota Corolla.
For installation, the top strap clips would be inserted in the gap at the front edge of your trunk, while the lower clips would be inserted in the bottom edge of your trunk. The lower arm of the carrier would sit on the upper tier of your bumper.
I have included a link to an instruction video that should give you a better idea of how the installation will happen. view full answer...
Actually, the Thule Gateway XT you looked at, part # TH78VR would be a great choice. The Gateway is a quality bike rack that provides padded cradles to safely and securely hold your bikes during transport. Anti-sway cradles will prevent the bikes from swaying back and forth and banging into each other or the rear of your vehicle. The rack can accommodate three bikes weighing up to 105 lbs in total, and is a fit for your Corolla.
If you'll be transporting women's bikes or bikes with sharply-angled... view full answer...
The online owner's manual for your 2016 Toyota Corolla indicates on pages 162-163 that the version with manual transmission CAN be flat towed behind another vehicle but that the automatic transmission version CANNOT be towed 4-wheels-down.
For the towable manual model the procedure to prepare the car for this process is noted on page 163. I suggest checking your own printed manual just in case it offers different and/or additional information. Check the index under "T" to find the towing... view full answer...
The thing about Class I hitches is that they can not carry more than 2 bikes at a time as the additional leverage that the 3rd and 4th bikes would put on the hitch would be too much stress. This is due to the longer distance from the hitch that those bikes would be carried.
For carrying 2 bikes the Draw Tite hitch part # 24913 would be the best choice as it does not require the stabilizer strap like the Curt and does not come with a ball mount like the Hidden Hitch.
The most popular bike... view full answer...
The Curt Hitch part # C11265 that you referenced has been confirmed as a fit for your 2009 Toyota Corolla. The thing about Class I hitches like this is that you can only use the recommended ball mount for the hitch otherwise it voids the warranty. For this hitch the recommended ball mount is the part # C45521.
For a 2 inch ball you would then want the part # A-82 and then for trailer wiring you would want the part # 118459. view full answer...
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