The Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24920 is a better hitch for your 2019 Honda Fit than the Curt Trailer Hitch # C11406. While the hitches are very similar in a lot of ways, the Draw-Tite has just slightly better bumper clearance, and in my experience the Draw-Tite brand has been a higher quality and is the direction I recommend going.
I have added links to video installs as well as the written instructions for you to take a look at as well. view full answer...
Both the Draw-Tite # 24826 and Curt # C11064 are equally suited for use on your 2012 Honda Fit. These are both class I receivers with the main difference being the installation process due to the different designs. I have linked installation videos below for each of these so you can determine if one would be easier for you to install should you plan on installing the receiver yourself. If I had to choose one over the other I would select the Curt since I know the main receiver portion is... view full answer...
Great question! These hitches are both confirmed fits for your 2009 Honda Fit. They both have have limited lifetime warranties and black powder coated finishes for great corrosion resistance.
The Curt # C11064 has a 1-1/4-inch receiver opening, a 200 pound tongue weight capacity and a 2000 pound towing capacity. It is easier to install and has a lower price than the EcoHitch # 306-X7286.
The EcoHitch # 306-X7286 has a 2-inch receiver opening, a 300-pound tongue weight capacity and a... view full answer...
In regards to the Tow Ready Tail Light Isolating Diode System part # TR118821 and the Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit part # RM-154, the Tow Ready kit will be easier to install as more of the wiring connections are already made for you but the Roadmaster kit takes up less space because the diodes are physically smaller. That is really the only difference between them.
In regards to the Roadmaster Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles part # RM-152-LED, there will be... view full answer...
Great questions! When choosing between the Draw-Tite Hitch 1-1/4" # 24920 and the Curt Hitch - 1-1/4" # C11406 for your 2019 Honda Fit, the bumper clearance measurements we have are the result of our install team's specs when they install the hitches on different vehicles; the manufacturers don't provide us with that information. The great news is that we have both bumper clearance measurements for both hitches when installed on your 2019 Honda Fit. I've attached the install videos that... view full answer...
When looking at platform-style bike carriers like the Swagman XTC-2, part # S64670, fixed rack means the rack will not tilt away from the rear of the vehicle allowing access to the rear cargo area. A fixed rack will not fold up or tilt.
The fold-up feature means that the rack will fold up while installed in the hitch to provide more room at the rear of the vehicle when unloaded. Some bike racks have a fold-up feature, and a tilt-away feature, while other bike racks have the fold-up feature... view full answer...
Other than the color and the width of the rim, the two wheels you mentioned are constructed of powder coated steel and feature the same design. The silver 15x6 wheel, part # AM20537 has the larger capacity, at 2050 lb, while the black 15x5 wheel, part # AM20440 has a 2150 lb capacity. view full answer...
Both the Draw Tite hitch part # 24920 and the Curt part # C11406 are great hitch options for your 2017 Honda Fit. The only real difference that you'd notice between the two is how far the hitch sticks out relative to the rear bumper. The Draw Tite has 3 inches from the pin hole of the hitch to the outside of the bumper and the Curt Has 1/2 inch so it would stick out a bit more.
If it was my choice I would go with the Draw Tite since the hitch will be recessed enough that it's out of the... view full answer...
The main difference between the Swagman XC part # S64650 and the Swagman XTC part # S64670 is the wheel hoops. The wheel hoops that come with the XC can accommodate a bike with tires up 3.5" wide and spaced 51-1/2" apart on center (wheelbase). The Swagman XTC can accommodate a bike with tires up 2.5" wide and spaced 66" apart on center (wheelbase).
Therefore, if you have a bike with a longer wheelbase >66" then you are going to want to use the XTC but if you have a bike with a shorter... view full answer...
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