The best option we have is the part # D210. This has a hitch opening on top for allowing a bike rack to install and then a ball mount below for you to tow a trailer with. It also has a 7,500 lb capacity.
Check out the review video I attached for more info as well. view full answer...
For your 2008 Mercedes Benz the 7-way to 4-way adapter you would need is the part # PK12716. This will plug right into the 7-way of your vehicle and will provide you with a 4-way for your 2006 Trailmaster boat trailer. view full answer...
The 4-bike swinging bike carrier I recommend for your 2014 ML350 Is the Yakima Full Swing, part # Y02465.
This bike rack swings away from the back of your ML350 and allows access to the rear cargo area even when it is loaded with bikes. This carrier features a cable lock that secures your bikes to the carrier and also a locking anti-rattle SpeedKnob that secures the bike carrier to the hitch. And you don't want to forget there is a built-in bottle opener that comes in handy.
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The item you selected, Curt Class III Trailer Hitch, part # 13342, is the hitch I would recommend for your 2006 Mercedes Benz ML350. This is a Class III Hitch, with a 2 inch receiver that is compatible with most accessories such as cargo carriers or bike racks. This is the highest rated hitch available for your 2006 Mercedes-Benz ML350 for towing.
In addition to part # 13342, you may need the following to complete your towing setup:
Ball Mount part # C45010,
Pin and Clip part #... view full answer...
If your Mercedes does not currently have a hitch, I would recommend the Draw-Tite Class III Receiver Hitch, part # 75087. You will also need to wire the vehicle for towing, using the Circuit Protected Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4 Pole Trailer Connector, part # C59236. Finally, you will need a draw bar, a trailer ball, and a pin and clip to hold the draw bar in the receiver.
The part # D-4 draw bar would be a good choice. You will need to consult with the trailer rental place to determine... view full answer...
I do have a solution for you, however there is not a trailer hitch available that will fit your client's 2015 Mercedes-Benz ML63 that features the Active Curve System. This is simply because the components for the Active Curve System under the vehicle would interfere with any trailer hitch mounting brackets and hardware.
Since your client is simply wanting to transport his bikes, I recommend looking into a trunk-mounted bike rack, for which we have many that are confirmed to fit. I really... view full answer...
First, when choosing a bike rack, you will first need to consider the hitch size on the vehicle. You will have either a 1-1/4 inch hitch or a 2 inch hitch. The hitches we carry for the 2012 Mercedes ML350 are all 2 inch hitches, see link.
Next you need to consider how many bikes you want to carry and the styles of the bikes. Platform racks are great for alternative frame bikes like those with step through frames or wide frame tubing. Hanging style racks can carry these types of bikes... view full answer...
Since your 2013 Mercedes ML350 has the spoiler at the top of the rear hatch you will need to use the Hollywood Racks Over-the-Top bike rack # HRF2. This rack has a unique design and extra arm that moves the upper straps up higher to go over the spoiler. All of the other trunk mount bike racks would end up putting stress on the spoiler which it is not rated for. The Over-the-Top bike rack is the perfect solution. view full answer...
One of my favorite tire chains is the Konig Self-Tensioning, Low-Pro Snow Tire Chains # TH04115265. These are confirmed to fit the size 265/45R20 tires on your 2015 Mercedes Benz ML400 and feature D links in a diamond pattern for superior traction.
These are some of the easiest tire chains to put on due to the locking pedal mechanism. Here are the instructions:
1. Open the rigid arch section of the chain and pull the sides apart.
2. Drape the chain over the top of the tire and tug down... view full answer...
As long as the 7-way on her 2013 MB ML350 Blue Tech has the 12 volt accessory circuit active (as well as normal trailer wiring circuits), the Tekonsha RF part # TK94FR would be all you need and would work well towing the horse trailer.
I attached an install video for this controller for you to check out as well. view full answer...
First thing you want to do is check to see if your trailer actually has brakes on it. Just because you have a 6-way doesn't necessarily mean you have them. You will want to look under the trailer at the back side of the wheel assemblies. If you see what looks like the backside of the part # 23-469 with two wires coming off of it then yes you do have trailer brakes. See picture.
If you don't have brakes all you would need is the part # A10-6034VP and you would be good to go.
If you do... view full answer...
I have a solution for you, but Rola doesn't produce a fairing specifically for their roof racks. In general, Fairings are not needed with Aero bars because they are typically quieter without the fairing.
If you do want to add a fairing, I recommend the Rhino Rack 50 inch Fairing, part # RRRF4. This fits a wide variety of crossbars and your bars will fit its minimum 7/8-inch height. Additionally, it installs quickly onto the bars using a screw and clip mount, letting you customize the look... view full answer...
For your 2013 Mercedes ML 350 the Curt hitch part # C13117 has been confirmed as a fit and would work well as it is a 2 inch hitch that will only have the hitch opening visible.
I attached a picture that shows what the hitch will look like installed on a similar Mercedes ML 350 as yours. view full answer...
There are three available brackets that will work with the Optronics Thin Line Series Clearance Light # MCL63CRB. There is a black one part # A65PB, a gray one part # A66PB and a chrome one part # A67CB.
Check out the review video I attached for the # MCL63CRB. view full answer...
If you are looking for the best trunk-mounted bike rack for your 2011 Mercedes ML350, look no further than the Thule OutWay # TH45JV, or the 3-bike version # TH56BV. This rack uses a new cradling system designed to absorb vibration and limit the amount of movement on your bikes. It also includes and adapter that prevents the bikes from making contact with your Mercedes or each other.
The OutWay attaches to your ML350 with four retractable cables and has adjustable arms to ensure your... view full answer...
Since your trailer weighs more than 50 percent of the towing capacity a weight distribution system would be recommended. Since your loaded tongue weight is going to be between 500 and 750 lbs the Strait-Line System part # RP66083 would be your best option as it has a 400-800 tongue weight range and the only sway control on the market designed to fight sway before it starts.
For a 2 inch ball you would want part # A-90 and for a 2-5/16 inch ball # 19286. view full answer...
Since the clip on mirrors you've tried have interfered with the adjustability of the current mirror setup of your Mercedes ML350 the best option would be the CIPA Universal Door Mounted mirror part # 11650-2 which will give you the viewing angle you are looking for without affecting your factory mirrors. view full answer...
For your 2012 Mercedes-Benz M-Class, I recommend the Curt # C13411. This hitch is superior with a strong powder coat paint to prevent rust and corrosion; The Draw-Tite # 76141 paint is of lesser quality. Also, the Curt hitch is made in USA, whereas the Draw-Tite is not.
You could go with either the Curt # C13411 or the Draw-Tite # 76141 as both of these hitches will work great for your vehicle. However, the Curt hitch would be the better option overall. view full answer...
Yes, the adapter part # HM47365 would work well for you based on your description of what you have. It sounds like you have a 7-way connector at the back of your 2011 Mercedes ML350 and a 4-way connector on your trailer. This adapter would convert the 7-way to a 4-way and would work well for you.
The 4-way connector is still a very widely used connector for trailer wiring. It most often used on trailers without brakes, whereas the 7-way is used on trailers with brakes.
If your trailer... view full answer...