Roadmaster Base Plate Receiver Covers for EZ2 Base Plates on 2013 Ford C-Max

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You answered the question about my already installed baseplate for my C-MAX, but my questions were about the plugs. Does this take a Roadmaster 212 or 210 plugs? The second question was about how the expensive plugs are kept securely in place. Thanks.

asked by: Brad S

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The Roadmaster base plate kit that fits your 2013 Ford C-Max is # 524432-1. This is the EZ2 base plate kit which has 1-1/4 inch tubes so you'll need # RM-212 receiver covers.

The # RM-210 covers are for base plates that measure 1-1/2 inches.

expert reply by: Charles S

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Roadmaster Base Plate Receiver Covers for EZ2 Base Plates on 2013 Ford C-Max

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