As long as the distance between the two crossbars on the roof of your 2012 Infiniti EX35 is at least 16 inches, the Yakima FrontLoader Wheel Mount Bike Carrier # Y02103 will work great for transporting your bikes. I confirmed with Yakima that there will be no problem with this carrier working on the roof of your EX35. The carrier has a capacity of 1 bike and can hold bikes with wheels from 20 inches - 29 inches. I have included a video demonstration of this rack for you to review.
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We have an option that will work for you, however, Yakima does not list any of their cargo boxes as a fit for your 2010 Infiniti EX35 factory roof rack.
Yakima does not have any options, however, Thule offers quite a few, the smallest being the Sidekick, part # TH78GC and the Force XT Sport, part # TH6356B. The Sidekick measures 54 inches long and the Force measures 74-3/4 inches long.
According to Thule, these cargo boxes will fit on your factory crossbars so drilling new holes will... view full answer...
The Yakima RidgeBack, # Y02457, will fit Class II trailer hitches but not Class I trailer hitches like # C11510. So that is what the issue is. Class II hitches have a greater receiver depth that Class I hitches so the shank of the rack will fit properly and the hitch pin holes will line up.
There are only certain bike racks that will fit a Class I trailer hitch and I have included a link to them for you. Like you said, the Camber, # TH9058, will fit the hitch and is a popular 2 bike hanging... view full answer...
The Thule Archway XT 2-Bike Trunk-mount rack # TH910XT is a great choice for your 2008 Infiniti EX35. This sturdy yet lightweight (9.7-lbs) steel rack includes the patented Thule FitDial system for easy repeatable installation on your EX35 and uses the latest generation of bike cradles. Please see the linked video for more.
If you will transport a bike without a top frame tube (as is found on a typical man's bike) then you may want to consider an adapter bar like # 64005 or one of the... view full answer...
The Circuit Protected Modulite Kit # C59496 will fit your 2008 Infiniti EX35. It will protect your vehicle and trailer against electrical shorts and mis-wire situations and will power your trailers stop, turn, tail, and running lights directly from your vehicles battery.
You will need to ensure you do not overload the circuits. Do not exceed the manufacturer towing rating, the maximum stop/turn light amps of 2.1 per side, or the maximum tail light amps of 7.5. I have included a link to... view full answer...
Currently the Hopkins Active Tail Light Converter # 46255 is the only 4-way wiring which is confirmed to work on your 2011 Infiniti EX35. Curt does not have a wiring kit which will plug and play into your tail lights as the Kit # C56074 is for certain model year Infiniti FX's and the Kit # C56033 fits some G series Infiniti's and Nissan Rogue's. view full answer...
The Thule OutWay Truck Mount Bike Rack # TH45JV will fit on your 2008 Infiniti EX35. In fact, there are several Thule bike racks that will fit your specific vehicle and, after some research, I have provided a link to those racks for you. In addition, This newest version of this line even works with most rear spoiler as long as it was factory installed and not after market. I have attached a video for you to see how well it works and how easy it is to install.
If you are planning to... view full answer...
The Kuat Sherpa part # SH12G can fit Class I hitches like the Curt # C11510 which is a fit for your 2011 Infiniti EX35.
With this style of rack the use of the # 18050 can be a challenge but we have seen people run it to the bike's frame or even to the base of the bike rack and it's good by Curt's standards. view full answer...
There is a quick way to measure to see if your bike rack will fit.
You will need a tape measure and a straight edge like a yardstick or a dowel. Place the straight edge vertically against the back of the bumper, letting it extend below the trailer hitch receiver opening. Then measure from the center of the hitch pin to the straight edge. This will give you the distance you need to clear the bumper.
I have attached a helpful article that explains how to take the measurement. view full answer...
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