Any time you use a hitch adapter like the part # HTAD you end up cutting the capacity of the hitch in half. A Class I hitch has a pretty low capacity like the part # C11493 which has a 150 lb capacity, so when you cut that in half you don't have much capacity left for carrier and cargo.
Instead you would be better of getting a cargo carrier that wouldn't require an adapter like the Reese Carrier part # 63155 and an compatible light kit # 20174 if your cargo blocks your vehicle lights.
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There were at least 4 possible stock tire size options for the 2014 Infiniti Q60. I show that it could have 225/45-19, 225/50-18, 245/40-19, or 245/45-18 tires. Check the tire sidewall on your Q60 to determine the size. This will ensure you get the right size chains for that tire size.
If you have 225/45-19 tires I recommend the Konig D-link chains # TH2004705235. The D-links provide excellent traction and they are Class S rated for vehicles with limited clearance around the tires. I also... view full answer...
The Thule Hullavator # TH898 requires a set of aftermarket crossbars that extend past the feet of the rack 4 to 8 inches. I tried to find a roof rack for your 2017 Inifiniti Q60 that would work or find info on the factory rack but could not find anything. Are you sure you have a factory Infiniti roof rack. view full answer...
I do have a good solution for you but unfortunately there is not a hitch available for your 2017 Infinity Q60. Instead something I often recommend in this situation and on high end cars that don't have other options available is the Bomber line from SeaSucker. These are available in a 2 bike configuration with part # 298-BM2006 or a 3 bike with part # 298-BB3008.
These are extremely solid racks that use vacuum cups to secure to your roof we have never had any issues with them and I... view full answer...
The Curt # C11493 Class I hitch you'd looked at is a fit for the coupe model of the Q60, so it won't work for convertibles. The good news is that the # C11068 Class I hitch IS a fit for the Q60 convertible.
The hitch has a 150 lb weight capacity, so you'll want to make sure that the 45 lb weight of the Thule # TH903202 EasyFlold bike rack and the combined weight of the bikes you're wanting to carry doesn't exceed 150 lbs. If you're carrying electric bikes, you can remove the battery packs... view full answer...
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