The two hitches for your 2003 Suzuki XL-7, the Curt part # C13517 and the Draw Tite part # 41537 are both excellent options that will work well for you. Neither has a tendency to rust or corrode before the other. The prices are so close too I'd not be able to recommend you just go with the less expensive one as they are both really about the same. view full answer...
The CIPA EVO Formance T5 LED Dashboard Bulbs - Cold Blue - Qty 5 # CM93253 are sold in packages of 5, so the price on the product page is for 5 of the bulbs. view full answer...
When adding an extension to your receiver, the towing capacity of your hitch is reduced by 50 per cent. If you have a class lll hitch installed on your vehicle, the tongue capacity is 350 lbs. Adding an extension would reduce that number to 175 lbs. Based on the weight of your power chair, your hitch would not be able to handle the weight. I researched your 2006 Suzuki XL-7, and found that the tongue weight capacity is 300 lbs. This would be the weight of the cargo carrier and the cargo... view full answer...
You have side rails on your 2002 Suzuki XL-7. To mount the Curt basket, # C18115, you will need to add crossbars that run from side to side. For a basket that will fit the factory side rails without adding anything else, you can use the Surco Safari Rack, # SPS4560-1101. This rack will clamp to the side rails on the vehicle.
If you want to go with the Curt basket and add crossbars, you will need Evo Raised Rail Feet # TH710401 and 53" WingBar Evo Crossbars # TH711420. This system also... view full answer...
For a durable spare tire cover, I'd recommend the # RA772901 from Rampage. The cover is constructed of the same heavy-duty vinyl Jeep soft tops are constructed of. view full answer...
We have several spare tire covers that will fit your 27.1 inch diameter, 9.4 inch wide spare on your 2001 Suzuki XL-7. I have included a link to the options for you. If you like black then # A772901 that you have referenced will fit. This cover fits spares that are 27 to 29 inches in diameter. Given your tire size this cover would provide a snug fit. view full answer...
I calculated the overall height of your tire and found that it measures 27.1 inches. I did so by following the formula that is in the link I attached to the right.
The best black spare tire cover we offer for that size would be the part # RA772901. It has an adjustment cord in the rear seam to grip the tire for a snug fit. view full answer...
Your 2006 Suzuki XL-7 came from the factory with 235/60-16 size tires. This tire size has an overall diameter of 27-inches.
We do have plenty of options for you that you can view using the link provided. All of these covers will fit a 27-inch tire diameter. You have choices of plain covers in various colors or covers with decorations, such as the Harley Davidson # PC000796R01. view full answer...
Yes, the Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit part # 1011-3 and the Roadmaster Tracker Tow Bar part # RM-020 are a fit for your 2003 Suzuki XL-7 and will work well together. In order to complete a flat-towing setup you are going to need safety cables, flat-tow wiring, a supplemental braking system, and a possible high-low adapter. I have attached my recommendations on each of these parts for you below.
Safety Cables: Roadmaster Safety Cables part # RM-645
Flat-Tow Wiring: Roadmaster Wiring Kit... view full answer...
The spare tire cover # CE27420 will fit on tires with an overall diameter of 25 inches. Measure the diameter of your spare tire to determine if this or another size is needed.
I believe your 2003 Suzuki XL-7 has 235/60-16 tires with a diameter of 27 inches. If this is the size tire you have then use # 290-1737 for a black cover. I've linked the page to other options for you to choose from. view full answer...
There is a trailer wiring harness that will plug into a factory port on a 2006 Suzuki XL-7. You will need the Curt T-
Connector Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring, # C55372. I have included links to the installation details for you to check out.
The connection point on the vehicle is located behind the rear trim panel, in the cargo area, on the driver side of the vehicle. view full answer...
If the Carr Mega Step # CARR190011 blocks the license plate on your vehicles then your best option for using the step will be to relocate the plates with a bracket like the Optronics LED # LPL55CB. You can one for each of your vehicles to simply mount the plate in a different location. It just requires a flat surface that's at least 8-5/8" long and 3-1/4" tall. This bracket also includes a built-in LED to illuminate the license plate.
I have attached a short video review that you can... view full answer...
The Roadmaster Base Plate Kit you referred to, part # 1016-1 is indeed the correct base plate kit for your 2004 Suzuki XL7. According to my research, only the 4WD model is able to be flat towed. Check your owners manual for more details.
In addition to the base plate kit, you will need a tow bar, a lighting solution, safety cables and a supplemental braking system.
The Roadmaster Falcon 2, part # RM-520 features automatic locking telescoping arms and stainless steel construction, and... view full answer...
The torque specifications for the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch, # 41537, can be found in the installation instructions which I have linked for you. They are directly below the second step in the instructions. We do not list the torque specs or state what they are in videos because the manufacturer of the hitch could change them. But we always keep the newest version of the instructions so they are up to date.
If you plan on doing some towing, I recommend the etrailer Ball Mount Kit, # 989900,... view full answer...
You are going to have to unlock the roof rack on your 2005 Suzuki XL-7 to be able to take it off. All you will need is the right replacement key. For that I would just need to know the key number if you have it.
Replacement keys will be # Y8772-XXXX with the XXXX being the number on the lock face. So for example if the lock number was A149 then the replacement key would be # Y8772-A149.
Without the key number you would have to have a locksmith unlock one of the locks. Then you could use... view full answer...
The correct brake controller wiring adapter for a 2016 Ford F550 chassis for a Hopkins brake controller would be part # HM47855.
The wiring adapter would plug into the connector located behind the coin tray, as shown in the video I've linked for you. Fast forward to the 4:35 minute mark, and you can see where the connector is located. view full answer...
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To add wiring so your 2002 Suzuki XL-7 tail lights work in tandem with your motorhome lights I recommend the Curt Universal Tail Light Wiring Kit # C63CR which is a simple, yet effective wiring kit. Just splice in the wiring to the tail lights on your XL-7 and then you run the 4-Way connector up to the front of your vehicle and connect it to your motorhome connector!
For a complete flat towing setup you will need a base plate kit, tow bar, safety cables, vehicle tow bar wiring,... view full answer...
I have a solution for you to provide a 6-Pin connector on your 2005 Suzuki XL-7, but we do not offer a 6-Pin socket that plugs into the factory wiring system. To wire in a 6-Pin socket, you will first want to install a 4-Pole harness with a converter box, like # C55372. The taillight converter will take the separate lighting system on your XL-7 and combine the signals to be compatible with the trailer's combined wiring.
To provide the 6-Pin socket and the hardware needed for installation,... view full answer...
Your picture is kind of hard to make out but between it and the fact that you're looking at parts for a 2004 Suzuki XL-7 it seems you have Roadmaster base plate kit # 1016-1. Take a look at the picture I attached as well.
Since that's a crossbar style base plate kit I recommend the Falcon All Terrain part # RM-522.
If you also need the replacement arms for your base plates you need to fill out the form that's linked on the page of part # RM-ARMS. Roadmaster makes their replacement arms... view full answer...
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