Yes, the Hopkins 4-way part # HM11141825 that you referenced will simply plug right into the port at the rear of your 2018 Toyota Highlander and then you'd be ready to go. I attached a picture of where you'll find the port at for the harness on your vehicle as well as an install video for you to check out too. view full answer...
In order to add a 7 way wiring harness to your 2013 Toyota Highlander you'll want to use the # ETBC7 (if your brake controller is wired) or the # ETBC7L (if you're using a wireless brake controller); the difference will be that with a wireless brake controller you won't need to run the brake controller output line into the cab of the vehicle.
If you haven't already chosen a brake controller I do recommend going the wireless route because of the ease of installation; I recommend using the... view full answer...
For the tongue weight you mentioned of 360 lb dry the Curt weight distribution system # C17052 would be rated too high and would give you a pretty harsh ride quality. The # C17051 with it's range of 600 to 800 lbs would be a much better option once your trailer is loaded and would have a higher tongue weight. view full answer...
We have two very good options for your 2009 Toyota Highlander. If your vehicle is equipped with factory tow package I recommend the Curt T-Connector harness for factory tow package, # 56042.
If not, then I recommend the Tekonsha T-One harness # 118449 for its improved weather sealing, especially since you identified primarily towing a boat. view full answer...
The Tekonsha OEM Replacement Vehicle Wiring Harness w Brake Controller Adapter - 7 Way Trailer Connector # 22119 will have the connectors behind the side trim panels in the cargo area on the driver and passenger side. Farther to the sides behind the trim panels on each side than shown in your photos which only shows the floor trim panel removed. view full answer...
I have a good solution for you but the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness for Factory Tow Package part # 56042 has not been confirmed to fit your 2020 Toyota Highlander. They may change this in the future but as of April 2020 there are no custom fit wiring harnesses available for the Highlander. I instead recommend using the ZCI Circuit Protected Vehicle Wiring Harness w/ 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector part # 119250KIT this kit is the only confirmed kit for your highlander that does... view full answer...
For pop up campers like the 2017 Rockwood Freedom 1640ltd that you have the SportRack roof rack part number # SR1020 that you referenced is just what you need. It will fit the roof of the camper and then give you the ability to carry a few bike racks. The Thule roof bike rack part # TH599000 would then be a great option for a bike rack as it it can fit your adult and kit bikes and lets you keep the front wheel installed on the bikes. I attached a review video for this rack as well. view full answer...
I recommend the Rhino Rack roof rack for your 2019 Toyota Highlander because the rack gives you aero shaped bars which will be very quiet, the racks are easy to install and well made, and because most roof racks that are nice as this cost quite a bit more.
Now if you have the flush mounted rails on your roof that run front to back you'd want the part numbers # RRVA137B-2, # RRRCL4, and # RRRCP31-BK. Or, if you have a totally naked roof you'd want the part numbers # RRVA126B-2, # RRRCH4,... view full answer...
I took a look at the online version of the owner's manual for your 2018 Toyota Highlander and found that if you have the 2.7L engine it can pull a trailer that weighs up to 1,500 pounds. If you have the larger 3.5L engine the Highlander has a towing capacity of 5,000 pounds.
For a trailer hitch that will work great I recommend the Curt Class 3 Rround Tube Trailer Hitch # C13200 because it has great capacities(more than you will need), and can be used with a weight distribution system.... view full answer...
I did some research and I checked the owner's manual of your 2021 Toyota Highlander. You will need to use a Class S compatible snow tire chain, they are the only snow tire chains that meet your owner's manual tolerances. They are designed for tight wheel well clearances. The Titan chains, part # TC2829, and , part # TC2829CAM, you are inquiring about are not Class S compatible snow tire chains. If you use them, you do so at your own risk
If you have the 235/55-20 tire on your vehicle,... view full answer...
I can help get you what you are looking for but the # ETBC7 as a kit is not sold with a 7-way that has a tester built in. So what you would want is the part # C57674 with the brake controller wiring kit part # 5506 and you'd have what you are looking for. view full answer...
Since you asked for the two top options for your 2016 Toyota Highlander with a naked roof, I'll go ahead and list out all the parts for the two best, which are from Yakima, and Rhino-Rack:
Yakima Roof Rack
- Yakima JetStream Crossbars - Black # Y00426
- BaseLine Towers for Yakima Crossbars # Y28TR
- BaseClip Fit Kit # Y06130
Rhino-Rack Roof Rack
- Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars # RRVA126B-2
- RCH Legs for Rhino-Rack Crossbars # RRRCH4
- Custom RCP Fit Kit # RRRCP37-BK
Among these options... view full answer...
You can install the Prodigy P3 part # 90195 in your 2009 Toyota Highlander but you wouldn't be able to use the # 3040-P since your vehicle is not equipped with the needed port for that.
For a wiring kit to install the brake controller to the 7-way you would want the Wiring Kit for 2 and 4 Brake Electric Brake Controllers # 5506. This will provide the power source and ground for the wiring for the brake controller. You will need to test the wires from the brake pedal switch of your vehicle... view full answer...
I have some good news! The etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Matte Black Finish - Class III - 2" # e98844 you were looking at is indeed confirmed to fit your 2019 Toyota Highlander XLE.
The # e98844 has a tongue weight rating of 900lbs and a trailer weight rating of 6000lbs making it a great option for carrying a bike rack, a cargo carrier, or for a ball mount to do some towing.
Keep in mind that the # e98844 will not fit with a full sized aluminum spare wheel due to the... view full answer...
The trailer hitch that I recommend using to tow with your 2018 Toyota Highlander is the Curt # C13394. I like this trailer hitch because it features a hidden design without sacrificing any towing weight for your Highlander. This combination gives you a clean look and a strong trailer hitch.
You also need wiring and a ball mount kit to complete your towing setup. For wiring I recommend the T-One # 118449 if you don't have the factory tow package or the T-Connector # 56042 if you do have... view full answer...
In order to retain the full size (19") spare tire on your 2009 Toyota Highlander you will want to use the Draw-Tite Max-E-Loader Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 75726, not the Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 75586. The manufacturer of the Max-Frame has informed us that this hitch should not be used on vehicle's with 19" spare tire which we must aide by even though you have had other dealerships tell you otherwise. I cannot go against what the manufacturer states but you... view full answer...
The depth of the hitch pin hole - or distance from the end of the receiver to the center of the hitch pin hole - of the Curt Trailer Hitch # C13200 is 2-1/2 inches
You were correct about the size of the receiver, it is 2 inches. I have added a link to the installation instructions of this hitch for you as well as a link to a video showing this hitch being installed on an 2018 Toyota Highlander. view full answer...
Yes, tire manufacturer spec would be the proper PSI to use for your current tires. The list on the trailer itself is for what the trailer came with but it's very common for people to go with a different tire so at that point it would no longer be relevant. view full answer...
I am not aware of any trim levels the T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness # 118449 is not compatible with on your 2013 Toyota Highlander. I want to verify how you tested the 4-Way as if you connected to a trailer that has an issue with the lighting that may be the case. I recommend using a Test Light # PTW2993 to verify the 4-way operation.
I recommend starting with checking the fuses on your Highlander. You will want to check that the included fuse is good along with any other fuses that are... view full answer...
For you 2023 Highlander Hybrid you'll need some different parts in order to tow you pop-up camper. For the hitch I recommend the Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # DT65MR. This hitch will allow you to use a weight distribution hitch, which might not really be needed with a pop-up trailer but we would be helpful later on if you ever sized up. This hitch also won't interfere with the spare tire, as some will require an 18" or smaller spare.
To install a 7-way on your Highlander... view full answer...
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