Your 325-lb boat and trailer combination is a fairly light tow load but just the same the car maker gets the final word on whether towing anything is advisable. You can check your owner's manual for your specific vehicle since it will reflect the particular version you have (DX, LX, EX, or EX-L) and its capacities. The online version of the owner's manual that I reviewed (page 215) does not prohibit towing in general, so that's a good start. Check your manual (or with your dealership by... view full answer...
The best way to determine which amount of rise or drop you need from a ball mount (in order to keep your hitched trailer level for the best handling) is to measure as outlined in the linked article. Since the same wheel size could have more than one tire size on it that does not give you the best method for choosing a ball mount.
For the Class I hitch on your 2015 Honda Civic you can refer to the linked page to see all ball mounts. view full answer...
The quickest and easiest way to detect one would be to put your ear close to the valve stem. If you're in a quiet enough environment you should be able to hear a hiss if it's leaking. Or if you have a spray bottle fill it with soapy water and spray it on the valve stems. If there's a leak you'll see bubbles forming where it is. view full answer...
The Curt Hitch # C11391 that you referenced has capacities of 200 lbs tongue weight and 2,000 lbs gross trailer weight. If your 2011 Sea-Doo and trailer fit below those capacities then the hitch would be fine to tow it.
You will need to consult the owners manual of your vehicle to determine what Honda recommends for towing capacities and be sure not to exceed the lower of the two capacities between the hitch and your vehicle. When determining the towing capacity of a setup you should always... view full answer...
I went out to the warehouse to measure Camco RV Replacement Plumbing Vent w/ Putty and Screws - Polar White Item # CAM40033 for you. From the mounting surface to the top of the vent it is 3 inches.
We also have Ultra-Fab Solar-Powered Plumbing Vent for Motor Homes - 7" Diameter x 3-3/4" Tall
Item # UF53-945001 which is 3-3/4 inches tall.
For a galvanized model we have Ventline Plumbing Vent - Galvanized Steel - Mill Finish Item # V2084 which is 3 inches tall. I have linked videos of all... view full answer...
The tongue weight capacity for all of the hitches available for the 2003 and 2006 Honda Civic is 200 pounds. You will need to check your owners manual or with the dealer to be sure that your vehicles tongue weight will support the weight of the bikes and carrier you choose to use.
If you decide to use an extender for the 2 inch rack that you currently have it will reduce the tongue weight of the lowest rated component by 50 percent. So, if the bike rack, hitch and vehicle are all rated... view full answer...
I made a diagram that will show the dimensions of the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver item # C11604 on your 2016 Honda Civic. This hitch is confirmed to fit the Sedan model. I have attached an installation video. view full answer...
I would be happy to help you. The answer to your question will depend on the trim model your 2018 Honda Civic is so I am going to give you the other measurements you will need to find the one you are looking for. The distance from the ground to the top of the Curt Hitch item # C92UR is 11-1/2". The receiver sits 2-1/2" back from the farthest edge of the bumper. The pin hole will is 4" from the edge of the bumper.
The tongue weight capacity of the Curt item # C92UR is 200 lbs. This may... view full answer...
No, it will not. There are no 2" hitches available from anyone for a 2018 Honda Civic. The only hitches available are class I 1-1/4" hitches due to the small size and capacity of a Honda Civic.
To add a hitch to your daughter's 2018 Honda Civic sedan, I recommend the Draw-Tite item # 24954. This hitch is custom fit and mounts behind the rear bumper cover. The only portion visible is the 1-1/4" receiver which not only looks better but helps with ground clearance.
I have linked an installation... view full answer...
From what I found in my research the tongue weight capacity on your 2012 Honda Civic is 100 lbs. that includes the weight of any cargo carrier along with the weight of the cargo in the carrier. You will never want to exceed that capacity.
Using a hitch adapter reduces the hitch tongue weight capacity by 50 percent. With the weight of the cargo basket you said you have at 29 lbs, that means you would only be able to carry 21 lbs of cargo if you use an adapter. I cannot recommend any hitch... view full answer...
The EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver # 306-X7233 referenced in your question has a total weight of just about 45 pounds.
This 2 inch hitch is confirmed to fit your 2007 Honda Civic and all the needed hardware is included for a completely bolt-on installation. view full answer...
The front bar sits 9-27/32" or 250 mm from the end of your front door on your 2018 Honda Civic 5dr Hatchback. I attached a screenshot from the install guide that shows where to put the bars. From there, open your hatch and measure from the closest point of your hatch all the way to your door. Then add 9-27/32" (or just make it 10") and you have a measurement to guide you when shopping cargo boxes.
From my experience with cargo boxes, 16 cu ft is a good size for your vehicle. One example... view full answer...
Thank you for that question. The Rhino-Rack ROC25 Roof Rack for Naked Roofs - Vortex Aero Crossbars, part # RR92XR, has a clearance of 2 1/2" between the bottom of the bar and the roof of your 2021 Honda Civic. view full answer...
I went out into our showroom and measured a Stay-Put Cradle, part # 853-7887, that was on one of our floor model Thule Roadway 2 Bike Carrier, part # TH912XT and found out that the hole is 1 inch in diameter.
Check out the picture I attached to see this measurement. view full answer...
I pulled a Pollak 6-Pole # PK11609 from our warehouse and found that the mounting holes are 2-3/4 inches apart and the diameter of the tube on the back of the connector is 1 inch. view full answer...
The weight capacity and air pressure ratings on the Dexstar White Spoke Wheel - 15 x 6 - 6 on 5-1/2, part # AM20532, and the Dexstar Galvanized Spoke Wheel - 15 x 6 - 6 on 5-1/2, part # AM20534, is 2,600 lbs at 80 psi.
The Dexstar Black Steel Wheel - 15 x 6 - 6 on 5-1/2, part # AM20514 is 2,600 lbs at 75 psi.
The only difference would be the design and finish of the wheels.
The Dexstar # AM20514 is a solid black steel wheel. The Dexstar # AM20532 and Dexstar # AM20534 are the same... view full answer...
The Thule Aero roof rack system you referenced, consisting of parts # TH711400, # TH710501 and # TH145190, will fit the 4-door version of the 2009 Honda Civic. When this rack is installed on this particular vehicle the crossbar spread will be 27-1/2 inches between crossbar centers. I have linked a video showing installation of this rack on your same year/make/model vehicle.
If you happen to have the 2-door Civic the link provided will show you two compatible Thule Aero rack systems for... view full answer...
If you use the # HT02 adapter to convert a Yakima Holdup 2 Bike Rack # Y02445 designed for 1-1/4 inch hitches so that it can be used in a 2 inch hitch you would not reduce the capacity of the rack. You would be able to carry 2 bikes with the setup still. view full answer...
The Inno Square crossbar roof rack for your 2016 Honda Civic (parts linked below) do have that 100 lb weight capacity and will hold your 95 lb fishing kayak but you'll need to find a lightweight kayak carrier to do so since you only have 5 lbs to work with. You might be able to use the Rhino-Rack SUP and Surfboard Pads w/ Tie-Downs # RRRWP03 since these are lightweight foam pieces.
54" Square Crossbars - # INB137
Feet - # INSUT
Fit Kit - # INK683
Aside from this you'll need to look at... view full answer...
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