If the trailer you plan on towing weighs more than half of the weight of the tow vehicle we recommend the use of weight distribution. Or if there is considerable sag in the vehicle rear suspension.
The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base it off of the loaded tongue weight of the setup. You should note that the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of your vehicle should be considered tongue weight as well. I attached an FAQ on determining tongue weight for you... view full answer...
The cables part # PW2016C that you referenced have been confirmed as a fit for the tire size 235/75R15 that you referenced, but if you are looking for the best option in that price range I have a better solution for you.
The Titan Chains part # TC2319 are a much better option as they will provide much better traction, will be easier to install, and will last longer.
You will need to check the owners manual of your vehicle to determine if there are any tire chain restrictions. view full answer...
I may have an option that will work for you, but I do not believe the Topline Truck Bed Bike Rack will work with your truck. It was designed for truck bed walls with an inside lip.
Instead, I recommend looking at a bike rack like the Thule Insta-Gater Pro, # TH93VR. This is a wheel mount bike rack that also does not require a lip.
I have attached video reviews for each of these bike racks for you to check out. view full answer...
Yes, a tail light converter would be required to wire your 1995 Toyota pickup for towing. We offer custom-fit T-connector # 118379, which would plug right into your factory connectors behind the vehicle tail lights.
I would recommend that you double check the trailer plug, however, as it is common that boat trailers use a 5-Way plug, due to being equipped with hydraulic brakes. If this is the case, you would also need a 4 to 5-Way adapter for your pickup, like part # 20036. The adapter... view full answer...
For your 1981 Toyota Pickup you will need to first determine whether or not you have combined or separate taillight circuits. Combined taillights are ones that the blinkers and brake lights are on the same circuit. Separate means the taillights circuits are on different bulbs. Which either way you would want the Curt Circuit Protected wiring harness part # C59496.
This harness can work on either taillight style, the only difference will be how you install the harness on your vehicle. The... view full answer...
The Erickson Side-Mount Truck Bed Ladder Rack # EM07708 is sold as pair. You'd get the two uprights needed to complete a rack as a single upright wouldn't be very useful. view full answer...
To install a larger 13 inch tire and wheel combo like the Kenda Karrier # AM31952, you will need to get more room for the wheels. With your current tire having a diameter of 21.9 inches and a width of 5.6 inches, these would be quite a bit larger having a diameter of 24.1 inches and a width of 7 inches. You want to keep the side wall of the tire and the wall of the fender somewhere around an inch or inch and a half, but this is not as important as the height. You want to have a minimum... view full answer...
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Although beautiful to look at, I can only imagine how difficult it can make driving. For the conditions that you speak of, I highly recommend the Pewag ASV Snow Tire Chains, # PWASV79, for your 1988 Toyota Pickup with 235/75/15 tires. These heavy-duty steel chains were designed for the most severe conditions and provide exceptional traction. The asymmetrical pattern of the tire chains deliver maximum forward, lateral and stopping traction, as well as a smooth ride.
Please... view full answer...
The only TracRac ladder rack listed for the bed of a 1992 Toyota truck is # TH14750. A TracOne model is not available for this vehicle. But you can use a ladder rack from Yakima, # Y01136-Y00409 rated for 300 pounds. The width of the tops of the bed sides on the truck are not an issue. Another, similar rack that you can use is # CG-902. It is rated for 500 pounds. view full answer...
The Westin Signature Series Round Nerf Bars # 25-0575 that you referenced are only confirmed to fit the regular cab model 1990 Toyota Trucks.
The only style of steps we offer for your vehicle are the much shorter ones like the part # BBS-1103. I attached an install video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Yes, for your 1989 Toyota Pickup that has an Xtra cab (same as regular cab), the Deezee Steps part # DZ3700291 that you referenced has been confirmed as a fit. view full answer...
Yes, yes, and yes.
The part number # CM17095 and # CM17195 are a matching pair of chrome mirrors, they come with gaskets, and they both fit your 1989 Toyota base model pickup truck.
I attached a review video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Timbren, and he informed me that you would want to use the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System # TTOR2002 that you referenced on your 1986 Granville Motor Home with a 1 ton rear axle.
I attached installation instructions for this product for you to check out, and you can view some additional information on suspension enhancement systems at the included link. view full answer...
Most truck bed ladder racks are designed to fit specific vehicles. For your 1991 Toyota Truck I recommend the Yakima Outdoorsman 300 Ladder Rack with 58 Inch Crossbars # Y01136-Y00409. The crossbars allow you to perfectly match the width of your truck bed. If you need the rack with longer, 66 inch crossbars, you can use part number # Y01136-Y00410.
The Yakima KeelOver Rooftop Canoe Carrier with Tie-Downs # Y04069 will work great with the Outdoorsman ladder rack. The KeelOver includes... view full answer...
A 35 amp converter like the # PD4635V will work just fine to replace a 32 amp converter. We've seen several people use this to replace the converter you have now without issue dimensionally.
The buzzing you are experiencing is not going to come back. view full answer...
The first thing you will need to do is install a base plate kit on your 1988 Toyota Pickup. There are several options based on the configuration of your vehicle. If you have a 2-wheel drive model you would want the Roadmaster Base Plate kit part # 1117-1.
If you have a 4 wheel drive truck without front leaf springs you would want the part # 1146-1, 4-wheel drive with front leaf springs part # 1123-1.
In addition to the base plates, you will also need a compatible tow bar, safety cables,... view full answer...
Yes, to use the K2 snow plow part # K2RAMP8219 that you referenced on your 1992 Toyota Truck 4x4 you would need the plow install hardware part # K285105.
Prices are available at links below. view full answer...
We have an option for your 1986 Toyota Pickup.
Unfortunately, the only custom fit for that vehicle is the DeeZee Custom-Fit Truck Bed Mat, part # DZ86501, which is for a 6 foot bed.
However, we do have a universal fit. It's the DeeZee Universal Utility Mat for Trucks and Trailers, part # DZ85005. It measures 8' by 4' and can be trimmed to fit. view full answer...
We do have a couple universal harnesses that are confirmed to fit, however there is not a custom, plug and play style wiring harness available for your 1988 Toyota Pickup.
To install a 4-Way connector, I recommend the Harness # C59496. This is a hardwire kit that features a ModuLite Protector with integrated circuit and overload protection to safeguard both the harness itself and your truck against shorts or miswiring. A circuit tester is also included to assist with locating the correct... view full answer...
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