It sounds like you are trying to go from a 5-pin flat connector on your 2017 Toyota Highlander to a 7-way connector on your Ranger boat trailer. This type of connector is not made since the 7-way wan only designed to be used on trailer that require either a charge line or electric actuated trailer brakes. If your boat trailer does not require either of these the simplest thing would be to change the trailer to a 5-Way Flat # HM47910. Otherwise you could create an adapter using the same... view full answer...
You can see available tire chains for your 2014 Toyota Highlander by clicking on the link provided. Simply select your tire size to see suitable chains. It is always a good idea to check your owner's manual for guidance or restrictions regarding tire chain use since some vehicles are limited to special low-profile S-Class chains like the Glacier # PW2029C you referenced. These chains fit 245/60-18 size tires. I also linked a helpful article on tire chins that will give you good background... view full answer...
Yes! The Landing Gear Cargo Carrier Load Support # H00550 is compatible with the 48x32 Lets Go Aero GearCage FP4 and will make transporting it from storage to the back of your vehicle much easier!
If you would like to add some security to your FP4 Slide-Out Carrier then you can use the Lock # ACC3250 with the threaded hitch pin that comes with the carrier. view full answer...
We do have wiring kits to add a 4-Way connector on your 2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid that doesn't have the tow package. If you are wanting a kit that plugs in behind the tail lights like the Curt T-Connector # C55400 that you referenced, there are none that connect that way as they involved splicing the wiring in.
Out of our available selection I recommend using the Tekonsha # 118413 as we have found that Tekonsha has the most reliable wiring kits. This includes a protected ModuLite and... view full answer...
I do see the hitch that you are talking about. None of the aftermarket hitches from the manufacturers that we carry will fit the same way. However, if the main concern is to tow your trailer level, then go with a Class III trailer hitch with a 2 inch receiver and then choose a ball mount with a rise on it to tow the trailer level. You use the FAQ on ball mounts I have linked to determine how to measure. I have also included a link to the ball mount main page for you.
The most popular hitch... view full answer...
We do have a confirmed hitch that fits the 2014 Toyota Highlander. We have the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # C13394. This hitch has a 2-inch receiver opeing and is rated for 500-lbs of tongue weight and 5000-lbs gross towing capacity. This hitch is not approved for weight distribution hitches.
The written installation instructions for this hitch are linked for you along with two helpful articles with hitch installation tips.
If you will be towing you'll... view full answer...
We do have a 7-way blade wiring harness available for your 2023 Toyota Highlander. What you need is the Tekonsha OEM Replacement Vehicle Wiring Harness # TK57VR. This plugs into the connection in your rear cargo area for installation. You can use the # PK12711U and # 18140 brackets to mount the 7-way connector at the back.
For a brake controller I recommend the Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty # RED24FR. The main unit mounts out of site so only the control knob is visible in the cab. The knob controls... view full answer...
Although the # AL60732 Air Lift air helper spring system you'd looked at isn't a fit for your vehicle, we do offer an option that would work for you.
SuperSprings offers a Coil SumoSpring product for the 2020 Toyota Highlander gas engine equipped models. If your Highlander is a FWD model, use # CSS-1125 or for an AWD model, use # CSS-1145.
The Coil SumoSprings are actually pretty ingenious. They install in between the coil loops in your rear coil springs to provide extra support for... view full answer...
I have a couple potential solutions for your ST175/80R-13/6 which is a 24" tire. All of our spare tire covers are designed the same way, which is with an elastic band that slides over the tire and around the back side of the tire. This unfortunately does leave a portion of the back tire exposed on a trailer such as yours.
You could potentially buy a spare tire cover that is slightly too large like the Adco Spare Tire Cover - 25-1/2" Diameter # 290-1738 and then use bungee cords on the... view full answer...
If your 2020 Toyota Highlander has the factory roof rack with crossbars running left to right, then you are all set to install a cargo box. If you just have the factory flush rails running front to back, then you will need to add an aftermarket crossbar setup such as Thule WingBar # TH711300 along with Fit Kit # TH22RE and Feet # TH49SC.
When choosing a cargo box, the main thing you need to look at is the crossbar spread, which is the distance from the center of one crossbar to the center... view full answer...
Yes, there are stainless trailer balls like the Convert-A-Ball Interchangeable Hitch Ball # 401B available. The Convert-A-Ball Shank # 105B you were looking at has a 1" diameter and is 3" long. We do not have a Convert-A-Ball shank that is stainless steel and those dimensions.
The closest that we have is the Convert-A-Ball Shank # 106B which is still 1" in diameter, but it is only 2-1/4" long. view full answer...
We have two rear-axle suspension kits for the 2013 Toyota Highlander and one works with the 2- and the other with the 4-wheel-drive models. However, these kits are not air-bag types, but rather a micro-cellular polyurethane foam helper spring that fits between the individual turns of the existing coil springs. The part number for this kit is # CSS-1145R for the 4WD and part # CSS-1168R for the 2WD model.
These are far easier to install than an air bag kit and once in place they are maintenance-free.... view full answer...
The Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness, # 56042, is the confirmed wiring harness for the 2010 Toyota Highlander with factory tow package installed.
The factory tow package will include a power converter that would have been installed under the dash at the factory. You will not need to install a converter to your model Highlander.
The connecting point for the wiring harness will be located on the driver's side rear behind the interior panel in the cargo area. The attached photo... view full answer...
It sure is!
All you need is the GloLight M3 LED Clearance/Side Marker Light - Red # 11212278B. I have attached a short video review on this light that you can check out as well. view full answer...
We have many Harley Davidson hitch covers like # HDHC14, however we don't currently have anything that has lights. I've attached links to all of your options. view full answer...
I have a carrier by Stromberg Carlson 23x59 Cargo Carrier, part # CC-100. It has a weight capacity of 500 lbs, and offers bike adapter # CC-125 that will carry 2 bikes. While it doesn't fold, you could add or remove the bike adapter as needed. I have attached a link to a product review video for this carrier. view full answer...
I have a potential solution for you, but pretty much every 4-bike rack will have a reduced weight rating when you include that 2-bike add-on so 60 lbs per bike is a tall order. With that being said, we do have the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 4 Bikes # HR1400Z which can hold up to 4 heavy bikes weighing in at 50 lbs each. If you can lose another 3 lbs per bike after you remove the battery you'll be able to safely carry all of your bikes.
If you don't have a way to remove... view full answer...
The Kuat replacement bike repair stand in black is offered as part # TDKB which fits their NV 2.0 Base platform rack # BA22B. It also works with their Tri-Doc Repair Stand models # TDSNVG (gray) and # TDSNVO (orange). view full answer...
We do!
You need the following parts for the flush rails on your 2022 Toyota Highlander:
50" WingBar Evo Crossbars - Black # TH711320 or Silver # TH711300
Evo Fixpoint Feet - # TH49SC
Fit Kit - # TH22RE
Lock Core Kit - # TH450400 (optional)
If you let me know what you're planning on using the roof rack for I'd be more than happy to make a recommendation for you! view full answer...
You sure can. You'll need the 70 inch JetStream crossbars as part # Y00427 along with the # Y53TR SkyLine towers and the # Y66VR landing pad kit to make the transition between the fixed mounts in your flush rail and the SkyLine towers. You can also add lock cores with part # Y07204.
I've linked to a demonstration video showing a JetStream roof rack being installed on a 2019 Highlander.
It is important to note that a crossbar system should never extend past the mirrors of your vehicle.... view full answer...
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