Either the Draw-Tite Hitch Receiver # 75234 or the Curt Hitch Receiver # C78KR would be a great addition for you 2018 Lincoln MKX. I recommend the Curt Hitch Receiver # C78KR as it offers the same maximum Tongue Weight (TW) rating at 675lbs, and Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) rating of 4500lbs. In my experience the powder coat finish the Curt uses is more durable and less likely to chip or scratch, and the Curt Hitch Receiver # C78KR is also made in the USA. Make sure to review your owners... view full answer...
The Hollywood Racks Destination, part # HLY94FR, does not have the tilt-away function that other bike racks have, which is crucial when wanting to open your rear hatch while bikes are attached. For this rack, your bikes will have to be removed to access your hatch.
I have found a similar platform rack that does have the tilt-away function. It's the v. Like the Destination, it can fit 1-1/4" and 2" hitches, it can carry 2 bikes, and it secures those bikes by the frame. It also has the fold-up... view full answer...
Though we do have the Pro Series Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Jack - Bolt On - Topwind - 10" Lift - 2,000 lbs # PS1400300303 that will have a 11 inch retracted height, it will be quite the different jack and does not include a wheel.
We do also have the Fulton F2 Swing-Up, Wide-Track Trailer Jack, 8" Single Wheel, Sidewind, Bolt-On - 1,600 lbs
Item # F1413040134, but it will fit a trailer frame up to 3 x 4. It will retract to 12-1/4 inches, but if you have a 3 x 5 frame, the Pro Series Snap-Ring... view full answer...
The original Falcon tow bar, the Falcon 5250, has been discontinued for a few years now and was replaced by the Falcon 2, # RM-520 with upgraded components. Otherwise it functions basically the same was as the original Falcon. Both are RV mount tow bars, both have the Autowlok system and telescoping arms. The Falcon 2 has a higher capacity at 6,000 pounds.
There is also the Falcon All Terrain tow bar, # RM-522. It is also rated for 6,000 pounds. The advantage it has is that it is a non-binding... view full answer...
The Roadmaster # RM-1139-140 and # RM-1139-148 are both replacement anti-sway bars for a Ford F550 or F53 Class A motorhome chassis. Both bars are 1-3/4 inches in diameter. The # RM-1139-140 fits models with a GVWR of 22K-24K, and the # RM-1139-148 fits models with a GVWR of 24K-26K. The # RM-1139-140 is no longer available.
You can see installation instructions by clicking the provided links. view full answer...
The etrailer hitch # e98844 is my recommendation for your 2019 Toyota Highlander. Because of that I think it's the obvious choice for your Highlander. It has an attractive black matte finish, a great towing capacity, and can be used with a weight distribution system. view full answer...
The difference is the mounting pattern. The Dexter # 23-105-09, brake assembly that you have referenced will mount to either an AL-KO/Hayes 4 bolt or a standard 5 bolt mounting flange.
The # 23-105 just fits the standard 5 bolt pattern. Otherwise the specs are the same:
12 inch by 2 inch
6,000 pound axles
Manual adjust
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The differences between the Hidden Hitch Class III Hitch, # 87719, and the Curt Class III Hitch, # 13389, are very minimal.
The Draw-Tite Hitch, # 75305, is going to sit approximately 11-3/4 inches from the top of the receiver to the ground.
The Curt Hitch, # 13389, is going to sit approximately 12-1/4 inches from the top of the receiver to the ground. The benefit to this hitch is that it installs in about half of the time as the other.
If you are in need of a 4 bike rack, I recommend... view full answer...
The difference between the part # AM3S331 and # AM1ST79 is that the # AM3S331 comes with a rim whereas the # AM1ST79 is just the tire. If you need a rim and have a 5 on 4-1/2 inch bolt pattern then go with the combo, if all you need is the tire then go with just the tire.
We sell quite a bit of these wheels and tires so I would hate to give you a date since we might have a new shipment in by the time you order.
Here's how to determine the date a tire was manufactured. The DOT number code... view full answer...
The 155/80R13 tires aren't around much anymore and are increasingly hard to find. The closest match is in fact the 175/80D13.
They are 1.2 inches wider in diameter, meaning they are only 0.6 inches closer to the frame (half of 1.2). If these are making contact with the frame (you should have at least 3 inches of clearance), then there are some things you can do to improve those clearance issues.
One thing you can do is to use a lift kit, especially an over-under lift kit like the Dexter... view full answer...
If the rattling is coming from between the hitch and the drawbar you can use something as simple as a wedge type anti-rattle device like the Malone # MPG908 The Roadmaster Quiet Hitch, # RM-061, should not be used when towing because it was not designed to handle the tongue weight of a trailer.
I am including video links that will review both of the above mentioned anti-rattle devices. view full answer...
The hitches available for your 2004 Nissan Murano both have a cross tube that runs side to side behind the receiver on the hitch. This tube, either square or round will be visible no matter the choice. For the least visible style of hitch, I would normally choose a round tube style. This construction is less noticeable and blends better with the shadows under the car than the squared edges of the square tube construction hitches.
My recommendation, for the least visible hitch in this case,... view full answer...
Both of these brake controllers are made by Tekonsha and are high rated and popular models. The main difference between the two is that the P3 can be used with both electric brakes and electric over hydraulic brakes and can easily switch between the two systems as needed. It also has an LCD display and is supposed to be able to troubleshoot problems in the system. Basically, if you want more features, pick the P3.
The main selling point for the Prodigy P2, # 90885 is that it does not... view full answer...
Performance wise, the Thule XG-12 Self-Tensioning Tire Chains, part # TH01594245 and the Pewag # PWSXV580 Snox Pro chains are pretty similar. Both use square chain links for superior bite into slick surfaces.
As far as ease of installation, I'd give the Pewag Chains a slight edge. I also like the way the Pewag chains have the permanently installed bumpers that prevent the chains from damaging the vehicle's wheels, rather than the more temporary ones on the Thule chains. Another plus,... view full answer...
The Progressive Dynamics Mighty Mini AC/DC Panel and Converter/Smart Charger # PD4045KA is actually the same unit as the PD4045KV. The KV is just an alternate part number for the same unit so this is the one that you want for a replacement. view full answer...
The Koni FSD shocks look like excellent products but seem to be geared more towards increasing ride quality as opposed to drive quality like what we see with the Roadmaster Anti-Sway bars. Because of this I recommend using the Roadmaster system. Your 2021 Tiffin Allegro Red 33AA will have factory bars but these are typically smaller and ineffective.
For your application I recommend the following:
Front Anti-Sway Bar - # RM-1209-139
Rear Anti-Sway Bar - # RM-1209-140
Attached are some... view full answer...
The difference between the plate and fin style, # D13504, and the tube and fin style cooler, # D12904, is that the plate and fin models can cool better than the tube and fin models. You will notice that plate and fin coolers with the same rating as tube and fin coolers are smaller in size. Basically, the plate and fin cooler provides more surface area to extract heat from the transmission oil and also has internal turbulator technology to help the oil to cool faster and prevent pressure... view full answer...
The Equal-I-zer, # EQ37100ET, and Reese Strait-Line, # RP66084, weight distribution systems are both top notch systems that will get the job done for you, but I usually tend to lean towards the Equal-I-zer systems for a few reasons.
First, Equal-I-zer does not require any drilling to install on most trailers. It offers the maximum amount of ground clearance because the frame brackets mount around the frame rather than below the frame like the Dual Cam sway control of the Strait-Line system.... view full answer...
The best snow tire chains for your vehicle with 235/55R19 tires are the Konig Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains # TH01594250.
There a few reasons why these are the best chains, starting with how easy they are to install, which is important because the less time you have to spend out in the cold winter weather (and potentially on the side of the road), the better. To install the Konig chains, drape them around your tires and loop the cables together; you only need to drive off and they... view full answer...
The length of your 5th wheel could dictate whether you can use the 4, or need to go with the 6 jack unit.
Use the # LC358590 4 jack system if there will be 20' or less between the center of the landing gear footpad and the center of the rear jack footpad. If your setup requires more than 20' between the jacks, use the 6-point Ground Control system (LC675817) instead.
If you find that you can use either one, there's two large benefits to going with the # LC675817 6 jack version of the... view full answer...