The coiled wire on the Roadmaster Diode 7-wire to 6-wire Flexo Coil Wiring Kit # RM-15267 has a maximum length of 8-ft long when fully extended. This kit will allow you to use your Jeep JL's LED tail lights and turn signals while flat towing without feedback from your RV. Because this kit wires your vehicle as a combined system, a brake light relay # RM-88400 may be required if you use a supplemental braking system with your towing setup.
I've included some helpful links to videos that... view full answer...
As a first step, you will need to determine what kind of clearance you will need. Measure from the hitch pin hole rearward until you clear the furthest rearward portion of the spare tire. The cargo carrier you choose will need to have a shank that is longer than that dimension. The FAQ article I've linked for you shows how to take that measurement.
If your Wrangler has the stock tire size, this distance will be around 6 inches, but if you have larger tires, this distance could be greater.... view full answer...
Yes, so long as your snow plow and mount weigh a combined 300 lbs or less, the Draw-Tite front hitch that fits your 2006 Jeep Wrangler will indeed be able to support it. The correct part number for the hitch that fits your Jeep is the following:
- Draw-Tite Front Mount Trailer Hitch Receiver # 65048 view full answer...
I have a roof rack that will work with the Thule Hullavator item # TH898 however you do not have to use Thule crossbars just ones that extend 4" - 8" past the legs to allow the lift assist function to work. For your hardtop 2022 Jeep Wrangler, I recommend the roof rack by Rhino-Rack and it includes the following parts:
Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars - Aluminum - Black - 71" Long - Qty 2 item # RRVA180B-2
RLTP Leg Adapters for Rhino-Rack Vortex Aero Crossbars - Track Mount - Qty 4 item... view full answer...
I believe you are asking about the inside depth on the Blue Ox D-Ring adapter # BX88357, which is 1-5/8 inches.
I've attached a photo along with some other measurements for you as well, but if the Warn bumper on your 2012 Wrangler Rubicon is an off-road bumper with 1 inch D-ring bumper mounts, the # BX88357 will work perfectly to adapt your Blue Ox Aladdin, Alpha, or Aventa LX tow bar. view full answer...
When using a weight distribution/sway control (WD/SC) system you want to make sure both your trailer hitch and your vehicle are appropriately rated. You also want to choose a system so that your actual fully-loaded trailer tongue weight (TW) falls near the middle of the system's range.
The total TW figure needs to include the weight of any cargo in the vehicle that sits behind the rear axle, say a loaded cooler or generator, since this will act just like trailer TW. The ideal situation... view full answer...
The Round Nut for Roadmaster Towbar Inner Arm # RM650004-80 is 22MM and has a thread pitch of 1.35MM.
The Replacement Inner Arm # C000172 has a shaft diameter that is 7/8" while the shaft length from the threads to the collar is 14-1/2". The overall length of the shaft is 19-1/8". view full answer...
Draw Tite made the part # DT78MR to their high quality standards and found that when they tested it that it has a tongue weight capacity of 675 lbs. We really can't comment on how Jeep would have made there hitch but we do know that Draw Tite would not rate the hitch that high if it wasn't that strong.
Another thing to consider, and this may be why there is a capacity difference, is that Jeep may have rated their hitch for the same capacity as what the vehicle has to eliminate confusion.... view full answer...
From the center of the hitch pin of the Reese hitch cargo carrier part # 63153 to the closest edge of the basket is 12-3/4", the distance from the center of the hitch pin hole to the furthest point out on the rear of the carrier measures 36-1/4 inches. I included both measurements because I was not certain which one you actually needed. view full answer...
I verified with Wesbar that the 4-Pole Flat Connectors # W787274 for the 14 foot, # W787270 for the 10 foot, and # W787268 for the 8 foot are all 14 gauge wires. view full answer...
The Curt Cargo Carrier you mentioned, part # C18150 has a fixed shank that is 11 inches from the center of the hitch pin hole to the nearest part of the carrier, which will most likely be enough to clear your spare tire. Just to be sure, I would recommend taking some measurements to confirm.
Have a helper hold a straight piece of lumber like a 2x4 up flat against the rear of the spare. Then, measure rearward from the hitch pin hole in your receiver until you hit the piece of wood. Then,... view full answer...
I was able to reach out to my contact at Surco and they informed me that the bolt used to attach the Surco Spare Tire Mounted Cargo Carrier # SPSJ4319 to the spare tire mount # SPN550 is a 1/2"-13 x 2-1/4" bolt. This bolt is included with the # SPSJ4319. view full answer...
I can definitely see how the specs can be a bit confusing. That said, I can say with 100% certainty that this will still work perfectly for you. The 42 pound per bike capacity you are seeing for the Kuat Piston Pro X # KU98VR is ONLY when installed directly into the hitch on the actual RV. When installed on a vehicle being flat towed behind and RV, like your Jeep Wrangler, it will have the full 67 pound capacity per bike.
Just to solidify this statement, we did contact Kuat directly and... view full answer...
Your 2014 Jeep Wrangler is not rated for towing a trailer that is as big as your hitch is rated for. Your hitch is rated for 7,500 lbs, but your vehicle is likely rated for 3,500 lbs or even less at 2,000 lbs depending on your engine, axle ratio, and transmission combination. The descriptions are listed in the owner's manual. Many hitches are independently tested and are rated for capacities that exceed the vehicle manufacturers capacities for the vehicle.
If you don't yet have a ball... view full answer...
The etrailer Hitch Mounted Spare Tire Carrier - 2" Hitch item # e98ZR will hold your 37”x12.5”x17” spare provided that the trailer hitch on your vehicle is also capable of supporting the combined weight of the spare and the carrier. You will want to check the tongue weight capacity of your vehicle and hitch to ensure it can support a 121 lbs tire and the 15 lbs tire carrier. view full answer...