I took a look at the online owner's manual (which are sometimes updated) of the 2005 Chevy Avalanche, and it stated that the 1500 Series should not use tire chains because there is not enough clearance, though it also states you can use another type of traction device if it is recommended for use on your vehicle and tire size combination. For the 2500 Series the only restriction was that the chains be placed on the rear wheels.
So if you have the 1500 Series Avalanche, there is a set... view full answer...
I wouldn't know the weight of the OEM trailer hitch on your 2003 Chevy Avalanche but I can say that the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class V XD - 2" # C15324 weighs in at about 45 lbs.
Please note that while this does have higher weight ratings of 16K Towing/2.4K Tongue and 17K Towing/2.4K Tongue (with weight distribution) if the weight ratings of your Avalanche are lower then you will still be limited by that number. view full answer...
On page 4-65 of the online owner's manual for the 2005 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 4WD the towing capacities for the two axle ratios are listed. If you have the 3.42 axle then the maximum trailer weight is 7100-lbs. If you have the 4.10 axle then the maximum trailer weight is listed as 8000-lbs. I suggest you review your own printed owner's manual to confirm your truck's towing capacity.
Clearly your trailer's maximum gross vehicle weight (GVWR) of 8810-lbs exceeds that of the Avalanche so... view full answer...
The highest capacity 2-inch hitch we offer for this vehicle is the Curt Class V Receiver Hitch # C15324. This bolt-on no-drill hitch is rated for 16K towing and 17K towing with weight distribution.
There are no 5th wheel installation kits for the 2004 Chevrolet Avalanche 2500. The vehicle is rated to tow as much 12,000-lbs with a standard receiver hitch like the Curt, when properly equipped, but the short bed just does not allow for 5th wheel hitch installation. view full answer...
To determine which ball mount you will need to tow your pop up trailer with your 2008 Chevrolet Avalanche, you will need to take two measurements. The first measurement is your hitch height. You can find this by measuring from the ground to the top of your trailer hitch receiver.
The next measurement that you will need is the coupler height of your trailer. With your trailer level, measure from the ground to the bottom of your trailers coupler.
If the hitch height is greater than the... view full answer...
I can help you pretty easily identify the axle capacity of the trailer but it will require you to measure the diameter of the axle.
Compare the axle diameter to the following list to see what capacity you have:
Typical Axle Diameters Based on Axle Capacity
- 1,000-lb - 2,000-lb Axles: 1-1/2 inch - 1-3/4 inch diameter
- 3,500-lb Axles: 2-3/8 inch diameter
- 6,000-lb - 7,200-lb Axles: 3 inch diameter
- 8,000-lb Axles: 3-1/2 inch diameter
- 9,000-lb Axles: 4 inch diameter
- 10,000-lb... view full answer...
The length on the Roadmaster Replacement Cable Connectors, # RM-910022, is 3-3/16 inches and the width is 1-1/2 inches. The thickness of the connector is 3/8 inch.
The maximum capacity on the connector is 6,000 lbs. They are packaged in a quantity of two. view full answer...
The hitch on your 2013 Chevy Avalanche was given its rating based on its design and where it mounts on the truck. Since your trailer weighs 7,200 pounds you are still below the 8,000 pound weight carrying capacity and well below the 15,000 pound capacity with weight distribution. A more heavy duty hitch is not required for this trailer.
Please also consult the truck owners manual for the towing capacities of your specific model. Which ever has the lower capacity, the hitch or the truck,... view full answer...
The overall dimensions of the Lippert Solid Stance Step Kit # LC96BJ that you referenced are 22-3/4" wide x 2-5/8" tall x 4-1/2" deep and the thickness is exactly 1-1/4 inches like you said you need. view full answer...
The simplest lift kit solution for your 1997 Coleman Key West Pop Up camper would be the Correct Track single axle lift kit part # LC87120 which can give you a lift of up to 2-1/4 inches and doesn't require you to know your axle diameter.
The only way to determine if there's an over-under kit that would work would be for you to let me know the diameter of your axles. view full answer...
The first thing I recommend is to check out the towing capacity of the hitch you have installed on your 2005 Chevrolet Avalanche 1500 4 X 4 . You will want to make sure the hitch is rated to be able to use a weight distribution system and you do not want to exceed the towing capacity of the lowest rated component of a system.
You will want to make sure your trailer is capable of using a weight distribution system. Many aluminum trailers do not allow weight distribution. If it is not stated... view full answer...
The K-Source Replacement Side Mirror # KS62160G that fits your 2007 Chevy Avalanche only has one plug, which supports the power adjustment, heated glass, power folding and memory, as well as LED turn signal and puddle lamp if you have those on your mirror.
This mirror does not support the auto-dimming function, which may be what the additional plug-in is for on your '07 Avalanche. This is a direct replacement for the driver's side mirror on your '07 Avalanche. view full answer...
The 4L80E transmission was used in the higher rated trucks and the 4L60E was used in the lighter duty trucks.
Since you have a 1500 model 2005 Chevy Avalanche you would have the 4L60E transmission. The # D14204 would be the correct pan cooler then. view full answer...
The threaded part of Pollak Heavy-Duty Toggle Switch - SPST- On-Off - 12 Volt - 50 Amp - 1.5" Handle Item # PK34213 has an outer diameter of 0.43 inches which is slightly less than 7/16. So a 7/16 inch diameter hole would work will since the switch will be held in the hole with the included nut. view full answer...
None of the rear mounted trailer hitch receivers are rated/tested for straight line pull. They are only tested/rated for gross trailer weight (GTW) and tongue weight (TW). However, I spoke to my contact at Curt who informed me that the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver part # C15324 which is a confirmed fit for your 2006 Chevrolet Avalanche should be capable of handling up to 9,000 lbs straight line pull.
If you need a mounting plate for your winch to use on the back of the above trailer hitch,... view full answer...
The deck height, or inches the tray adds to the bed, for the Cargo Glide # CG1000-AVAL that you referenced is 3-3/4 inches. I confirmed this with my contact at Cargo Glide. view full answer...
The Curt XD Class V Hitch # C15324 that you referenced is indeed a correct fit for your 2006 Chevrolet Avalanche.
I visited our warehouse to obtain the measurements you requested. The hitch mounting flanges measure 10-11/16-inches long x 2-1/4-inches wide; this width measurement includes the radius of the bend in the flange. The mounting hole spacing is 2-1/2-inches between the near holes and 4-1/8-inches between the farther-spaced holes, all measured hole-center to hole-center.
Please... view full answer...
I went out to the warehouse to take some measurements of the fasteners in Replacement Hardware For CIPA Mirror Item # CM11002. The threaded part is 1-3/16 inches long. The overall length is 2-13/16 inches. I made a picture showing this for you. view full answer...
Timbren likes to recommend 1 inch between the axle and the Timbren when the truck is unloaded. We have found that this works the best. view full answer...
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