I checked with Curt and for your 2018 BWM X3 the part # C13387 is a confirmed fit and they state that the hands free liftgate will still work once installed. You'll just have to kick to either side of the hitch opening or make a wider movement with your foot. Whats really great about this hitch is that only the hitch tube hangs below the rear bumper so you get a more hidden hitch with better ground clearance. view full answer...
We have the Surco Universal Exterior RV Ladder, # SP501L along with the Surco RV Ladder Extension, # SP504L. The the Surco, # SP501L allows for customization of length and to fit with contours. Please note the attached images. Even if you do not require the feature of adapting to contours, even in a straight fit it allows for length adjustment. view full answer...
The Replacement Universal Change Key # 59321 is designed to only remove and install unlocked lock cores so it unfortunately will not unlock a locked core, plus it isn't compatible with the "R" series of Rola cores.
Your best best to continue using that roof rack is to have a locksmith create a new key for you since the Rola line of products has been discontinued. If you'd rather switch to a new roof rack system that currently has parts available for your 2007 BMW X5 then I recommend checking... view full answer...
There is replacement hardware available for your Curt hitch # C13162. You need Replacement Hardware Kit for Trailer Hitches # RHK; on the product page simply enter "C13162" under the "Hitch Item Number" box and select "Curt" in the drop-down box next to "Manufacturer" and you'll be set. view full answer...
The bearings in trailer hubs are measured to very precise dimensions, to the nearest thousandth of an inch, such as 1.234-inches. To find a suitable replacement hub to fit on your existing trailer spindles either the bearing part numbers or these precise measurements are needed to ensure you select a hub that fits on the spindles. The new hub must use the same bearings as the original.
If you refer to the linked photo you'll see how these part numbers typically appear on bearings. If these... view full answer...
I recommend the Thule SnowPack, available as part # TH7326 for the base model and with a slide out feature as part # TH7325. These racks are great, easy to install and remove from your factory crossbars, and allows for a little more flexibility in when and how to use, as they double as a great way to transport fishing rods during the spring and summer.
Both of these carriers include four keyed-alike locks for added security and I've included video reviews of these racks so you can get... view full answer...
We don't offer replacement torsion beam axles, but we do offer the Timbren Axle-Less suspension that typically doesn't require an axle beam and won't require leaf springs, which could be a good solution for you.
My research indicates that the Starflyer weighed around 1200 lbs. If the ID tag on your pop-up confirms this, we offer some Timbren Axle-Less suspension systems that would work for you.
For the system with 4 on 4 bolt pattern idler hubs included, I'd recommend the # A12RS440.... view full answer...
The Sear cargo boxes were made for them by Thule. Although the original mounting kits are no longer available it is easy enough to adapt another u-bolt mounting kit to work well on this rooftop cargo box. It really just depends on the type of roof rack and the dimensions of that rack's two crossbars.
The kit # TH05603 that you referenced includes u-bolts that fit bars up to 3-3/4-inches wide and 1-3/4-inches tall. If your roof bars are within these dimensions then this kit is the best... view full answer...
The easiest way to identify the needed replacement bearing kit is to obtain the reference numbers off the existing bearings. Your best bet would be to clean the existing bearings and closely examine them for the reference numbers.
Given the inside diameter you provided, the bearings could be a # LM67048, # 15123 or # 14125A, all of which have a 1.25 inch inside diameter. All three bearings are listed as outer bearings for certain hubs, none of the hubs we offer would use these as both... view full answer...
In order to find the correct electric brakes for your 1973 South Park 1700 you will need to identify what you currently have. Brakes typically correspond with axle capacity and need to match the brake flange bolt pattern as well as the size of the drum on your hub and drum assembly.
More than likely you have at least a 3,500 lb axle/axles on your travel trailer so we will start there. For a 3,500 lb 10" x 2-1/4" brake assembly that fits a 4 bolt brake flange you can use the # AKEBRK-35-SA.... view full answer...
I spoke to my contact at Swagman and she told me they no longer have the tire cradle straps in yellow. They are only available in black, Replacement Wheel Strap for Swagman Chinook, Dispatch, E-Spec, G10, and Quad Bike Racks - Qty 1 # S95YR.
Please note that this is sold in quantities of 1, so you will have to order 4 if you need to replace them all. view full answer...
Sure thing!
For your Yakima FullBack 2 Bike Rack # Y02634, you're going to want the:
-Replacement ZipStrip Straps for Yakima SuperCush Bike Rack Cradles # Y55XR.
Attached is a review video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
The correct replacement lead landing gear leg for a Ground Control 2.0 Leveling System is the Replacement Heavy Duty Driver Leg for Lippert Ground Control 2.0 Landing Gear part # LC241846 for standard (29-1/2" outer tuber body) or part # LC241845 for extended (33-1/2" outer tube body). view full answer...
There are a few things you can do to add brakes to your popup camper;
1. You can have the Brake Mounting Flange # 4-35 welded onto your current axle by a professional.
2. You can use the Timbre Axle-Less All-In-One Kit # A35RS545E which uses a different suspension system but comes with the brakes and hub/drums.
3. You can purchase a standard axle through a trailer shop that can custom order them.
I personally like the Timbren kit since it comes with everything you need plus it gives... view full answer...
You'll need our RHK replacement hardware kit. Use the provided link and go to the product description page, type in '13077' in the provided field and choose 'Curt' from the nearby drop down menu. This will get you the necessary hardware to install the # 13077 hitch.
I've linked to the installation instructions, as well as to an install video. view full answer...
Yes, the Prodigy RF # TK94FR can be used on a 2015 BMW X5. Sometimes German vehicles have a hard time pairing with this controller though.
There are a few things you can try to get the unit to pair if it is difficult.
First, If you do not see displayed what the instructions say just keep going through the steps. Sometimes, it will not display what it is supposed to but it will still work if you go through the steps to completion.
If that does not work then you can try taping off the... view full answer...
The bumper beam mount studs on the 2013 BMW 128i are part of the factory bumper beam/trunk panel mount assembly. If they are not present then someone on the assembly line wasn't paying attention! The hitch installation should not have been completed if those studs were missing.
The nuts could have been cross-threaded on which would mean that the threads on the studs would have to be re-cut. Regardless to get the properly rated nuts for the hitch you will need # RHK. Enter the hitch number... view full answer...
It looks like Thule is responsible for making the roof racks on your 2008 BMW 5 Series.
Of course, I have heard reports that there were some that used a different roof rack. You should call your local BMW dealership with your VIN number to double check which you have.
If it turns out that you have the Thule rack, then the replacement key for your 020 is part # THKEYN020, and the key for your 013 is part # THKEYN013. view full answer...
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