In order for you to carry a kayak on your 2012 Toyota Prius C you will need to install a roof rack.
I recommend the Rhino-Rack 2500 Roof Rack, parts # RRVA106B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK351. The Rhino-Rack roof rack is designed to fit the naked roof of your Prius C. The rack itself has a weight capacity of 165 lbs. Check your owner's manual or with your dealer to find what the roof capacity of your Prius to make sure you do not overload the roof.
You then can use the Swagman Contour Rooftop... view full answer...
In the owners manual Toyota does not recommend towing a trailer with your 2014 Toyota Prius C, or even installing a hitch. However, if you choose to do so, I can recommend the parts you will need.
We offer two hitches for your 2014 Toyota Prius C, the Class I Curt Hitch # C11484 and the Class I Draw-Tite Hitch # 24889. Both have a towing capacity of 2,000 lbs GTW and 200 lbs TW. However, be sure to consult your owner's manual or contact your Toyota Dealer to see how much GTW and TW your... view full answer...
The Rola roof rack 59729 is designed to fit the Toyota Prius V but not the Prius c. We do have roof rack options that fit the Prius c. I have included a link to the main page for you.
The most economical option is Rhino-Rack roof rack made of crossbars # RRVA106B-2, feet # RRRLKVA, and custom clamp kit # DK351.
As far as design is concerned the compatible rack that is closest to the Rola rack is made up of Yakima CoreBars # Y00421, with BaseLine Towers # Y28TR, front clips # Y06135,... view full answer...
I looked up your order notes and the hitch you bought is the Draw Tite part # 24971 which Draw Tite recommends the ball mount part # 3593 for. For hitch balls you'd want the part # 19258 for a 2 inch ball or part # 19256 for a 1-7/8 inch ball. view full answer...
I recommend using the Yakima OnRamp Bike Rack # Y36FR with the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver # 306-X7194 on your 2016 Toyota Prius c. The OnRamp is capable of supporting bikes with a weight up to 66lbs. It is capable of supporting 2 bikes as you need a rack that uses a frame mount. Your Bulls Lucha e-bike has fenders that will not work on a single bike bike rack that clamps the bike in place by the wheels and tires. The OnRamp also includes a 51" ramp that will make loading your... view full answer...
There are no 4-bike truck racks confirmed as a fit for your 2015 Toyota Prius C. Only 3 bikes like the Yakima HangOut part # Y02638.
Only way to carry that fourth bike would be with a roof rack and roof bike rack. For a roof rack the Rhino Rack crossbars # RRVA106B-2, feet # RRRLKVA, and fit kit # DK351 is a confirmed fit and would work well. Then for a roof bike rack we have the Rhino Rack Hybrid bike rack part # RRRBC050. view full answer...
In order to carry 2 kayaks on the roof of your 2012 Toyota Prius c you will first need to install a roof rack. Currently, the most economical option is a Rhino-Rack roof rack using the following parts:
2500 Series Roof Rack Crossbars, # RRVA106B-2
Feet, # RRRLKVA
Custom DK Clamps and Pads, # DK351
You could then use the Thule Stacker, # TH830, to carry 2 kayaks on the roof rack. I have linked a video review of the Stacker for you.
Be sure to consult the vehicle owners manual and/or... view full answer...
I checked the install instructions of the EcoHitch part # 306-X7194 that you mentioned and the size of wrench you'd need for the 3/8 inch bolts is 9/16 inch. view full answer...
I checked with Rhino Rack and the feet dimension used on the bottom of the crossbars with the rack part numbers # RRVA106B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK351 is 164 mm or 6.4 inches from the end. If you check out the install video I attached of this rack on your exact model of vehicle, 2013 Toyota Prius C, you'll see exactly what I am talking about. view full answer...
For your 2016 Prius C, you'll need both sets of BaseClips. Your complete kit will be the following:
Yakima JetStream Crossbars, Black 50 Inches, part # Y00425
Yakima BaseLine Towers, part # Y28TR
Yakima BaseClip Fit Kit, part # Y06135
Yakima BaseClip Fit Kit, part # Y06179
You will need BOTH BaseClip kits, part # Y06135 and part # Y06179. One will be to fit the front bar, and one for fitting the rear bar.
The LoadWarrior, part # Y07070 is a direct fit for these bars, though you'll want... view full answer...
For a custom fit trailer wiring harness confirmed as a fit for your 2016 Toyota Prius c the Curt kit part # C56275 would be what you would want. view full answer...
Based on your information, I recommend getting a roof rack and kayak carrier that fits your 2013 Toyota Prius C.
For a roof rack, I recommend the Yakima Roof Rack System which uses the following parts:
Round 48 Inch CrossBars, Item # Y00408
Baseline Towers, Item # Y28TR
Round Bar SL Adapter, Item # Y03536
BaseClip Fit Kit for Towers, Item # Y06135
BaseClip Fit Kit for Towers, Item # Y06179
I recommend adding Lockable Same Key Systems (SKS) locks cores, Item # Y07204, to keep the rack... view full answer...
The Thule OutWay, # TH45JV, fits the regular 2013 Toyota Prius with the solar roof, but none of the other 2013 Prius models. There aren't any other locking racks options that will fit either but I do have a recommendation for you.
First, the Prii models have that rear spoiler piece at the top of the hatch. Because you do not want to put weight on that spoiler, nor is it designed to handle weight, you will want to use the Hollywood Racks Over-The-Top rack # HRF2.
This rack has an additional... view full answer...
The Replacement Rubber Adjuster for Titan Chain Diagonal Alloy Cable Tire Chain # TC1172 is sold individually so if you needed a pair you'd need to order a quantity of 2. view full answer...
There is a Rhino Rack roof rack that will fit both vehicles if you switch out the Custom DK Clamps and Pads. For the 2010 Toyota Prius, you will want the following parts:
Crossbars # RB1250
Leg Kit # RRRLKHD
Custom DK Clamps and Pads # DK195
For your 2014 Toyota Prius C you will want to add Custom DK Clamps and Pads # DK351.
Before you attempt to carry 2 kayaks on the roof of your Prius you will need to consult your owner's manual to determine if you have the carrying capacity for... view full answer...
The part you need is the BaseClip Fit Kit for Yakima BaseLine Roof Rack Towers - Qty 2, part # Y06179. These are sold in pairs like you need as well. view full answer...
The Kuat Sherpa Hitch Bike Rack, part # SH12B, you have referenced is one of our best selling hitch bike racks. It will fit Class I and Class II 1-1/4 inch hitches. It is made of lightweight, rustproof aluminum and folds up out of the way when not being used. It uses an adjustable hook that grabs the front tire to hold your bike in place, so it does not touch the frame of your Trek bike. I am including a link to a video review on the Kuat bike rack.
You will want to look at the owners... view full answer...
Trailer hitch # 24971 does fit your 2014 Toyota Prius c model. Once installed the receiver will not be recessed too far beneath the Prius c which is great because that means all of the compatible bike racks will clear the rear of the vehicle without worry of scratching it.
For a 2-bike rack that is compatible I recommend the Thule Camber, # TH9058, for a hanging rack. I have linked a video review of this rack for you.
For a platform style rack the Swagman XTC-2 # S64670 is a popular option.... view full answer...
When looking at the weight capacities on ball mounts that feature a longer shank, such as the Curt Class I Drawbar # C45024 that you recently purchased, you can comfortably follow its listed weight rating without having to reduce the capacity based on its length beyond the hitch receiver. I definitely understand your concern with this type of design, as the further out from the vehicle you get, the more leverage any tongue weight will be putting on the trailer hitch.
This is definitely... view full answer...
The best solution we can offer you is a roof rack that fits your 2012 Toyota Prius C that does not require drilling like the Rhino Rack roof rack part numbers # RRVA106B-2, # RRRLKVA, and # DK351. This is a much easier to install option that does not require permanent modification.
Drilling into your roof presents a few problems. Contacting electrical wires (which we do not know where they are) as well as opens up the potential for leaks. view full answer...