Yes, a Class I trailer hitch receiver for your 2012 Toyota Prius v, like the Draw-Tite # 24847 is only rated to carry up to 2 bikes. This is because the distance a 4-bike rack extends from the vehicle causes too much stress on the vehicle from the movement of the rack.
To carry 4 bikes on your Prius v you'll need to get a little creative such as using a hitch mounted rack on the back of the vehicle along with a roof rack on top.
You'll need a roof rack like the Thule made up of parts... view full answer...
According to the owner's manual for your 2013 Toyota Prius V, this vehicle cannot be flat-towed with 4 wheels down as this will likely cause damage to the vehicle's drivetrain components. Therefore, you will not be able to use the Blue Ox Alpha Tow Bar part # BX7380.
However, after a bit of research it does appear that the vehicle can be towed behind your Thor Four Winds Class C Motorhome using a tow dolly like the Roadmaster Tow Dolly with Self-Steering Wheels and Electric Brakes part... view full answer...
If you already have Thule Aero bars for your 2002 Toyota Sienna you are looking for the legs and fit kit for your 2012 Toyota Prius v then the legs would be the Evo Clamp Feet # TH710501 and the Fit Kit is part # TH145129.
Please note that that the system for your Sienna uses bars that measure 47" but for your Prius Thule recommends 53" bars like part # TH711420 or # TH711400. You can try using the shorter bars but they may not reach far enough to safely use. You want the bars to stick... view full answer...
You should not need any extra adapters to install a transmission cooler such as the Derale Class III cooler # D13503 in your 2015 Toyota Prius v with 1.8L engine so long as your transmission lines are 5/16-inch. This cooler is the most popular option for your Prius and it installs using the included Insta-dapt radiator adapter. In some cases alteration of the OEM lines or hoses may be required for installation.
The written instructions are linked for your reference. view full answer...
We do have the items required to equip your 2012 Toyota Prius v to tow a trailer. These include a Class I hitch receiver, a ball mount, hitch ball and a wiring harness to operate the lights on the teardrop. The linked articles may be helpful.
For a hitch I suggest the Draw-Tite # 24847 which offers no-drill installation as shown in the linked video. With it you can use ball mount # 3593 and either 1-7/8-inch ball # 19256 or 2-inch ball # 19258. Check the coupler on the trailer for the... view full answer...
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The newer Thule adapters will not work on your older Hitching Post, so you will need a universal adapter.
I recommend the Brophy Hitch Reducer 2" to 1-1/4" Trailer Hitch Receiver, part # HT02. It's a sleeve that fits into your 2" receiver and allows you to use 1-1/4" accessories. I've linked to a video review of this reducer below.
Keep in mind that this has a maximum tongue weight capacity of 300 pounds. So, if that's lower than your current hitch's capacity,... view full answer...
We have exactly what you need to carry 2 kayaks on the roof of your 2014 Toyota Prius v.
First of all you need a roof rack. I recommend going with a Rhino-Rack option that utilizes the Vortex Aero bars. These help to reduce wind noise and drag compared to other, more traditional crossbars.
To add this system on your Prius v you need the Crossbars # RRVA126B-2 along with the 2500 Series Legs # RRRLKVA, and the DK Fit Kit # DK195. This system has a weight capacity of 110 lbs.
After you... view full answer...
It looks like your 2014 Prius v would likely have a 1-1/4" hitch and the 2016 Acura MDX would likely have a 2" hitch, but we do have some options that would fit both of those! There is one caveat with this, in that if your Prius has a Class I hitch, it will only be able to carry 2 bikes at a time; if the Prius has a Class II hitch, you can carry 4 bikes. You can usually determine this by checking the spec sticker on the hitch.
With that said, I recommend using the Thule Apex XT 4 Bike... view full answer...
For your 2013 Toyota Prius, with the Thule Passage 3 Bike Carrier # TH911XT, the replacement straps we offer are the:
-Replacement Tie-Down Strap for Thule Passage, Raceway, or Raceway Pro Bike Racks # 7531492.
-Replacement FitDial Upper Strap Assembly for Thule Passage Bike Carriers # TH7532184.
-Replacement Strap Assembly with Narrow Hook for Thule Trunk Bike Rack # 753-0035-07.
-Replacement Side Hook Assembly with Buckle for Thule Passage Bike Carriers # TH7532877. view full answer...
I do have some tire chain options that will fit your 205/60-16 size tires on your 2012 Toyota Prius v but since Thule recently got out of the tire chain business the CS-10 chains are no longer available.
Konig actually manufactured the chains for Thule and they have some options that are compatible with your tire size. If you like the self-tensioning feature of the Thule chains then I recommend the Konig part # TH00023095.
These chains feature the same type of self-tensioner as well as... view full answer...
The Roadmaster Tow Dolly that can be used to tow your 2017 Toyota Prius v behind your Class A motorhome. Model # RM-2050-1 has a 4250-lb weight rating and includes electric brakes.
Activating the dolly brakes will require installing a trailer brake controller like the Prodigy P3 # 90885 in the motorhome and having a 7-way type trailer connector on it. You will also want a junction box like #E99011 to wire the dolly with a 7-way for connection to the motorhome.
You will want to check... view full answer...