Kayak carriers come in many varieties and some do indeed require a roof rack be present on the car. But there is also a lightweight and cost-effective type called a foam block kayak carrier that can be used on a vehicle with a bare roof, such as your Toyota Camry.
Apart from being less costly and lighter than other types, these foam block kayak carriers allow your car to retain its normal appearance when you're not hauling your kayaks. They are also really easy to store inside the trunk... view full answer...
Roadmaster and Blue Ox both offer base plates for the 2004 Honda Civic Hybrid Sedan and these can be seen on the link provided. Both feature twist-lock removable draw bars and both will require some trimming of the bumper fascia and other components. The Roadmaster kit is part # 521537-1 and the Blue Ox kit is part # BX2236.
The Roadmaster Tracker tow bar # RM-020 that you referenced is compatible with these Roadmaster base plates so I suggest these for your application.
Flat towing also... view full answer...
We do have confirmed roof rack fits for your 2017 Honda Civic Sport Hatchback but the Rhino-Rack brand systems available now are not intended for the hatchback, only the 4-door. The available racks are include both the more cost-effective square bar type and the quieter aero-style crossbar racks, the Thule AeroBlade, which is offered in both silver and black versions. For the square bar system order parts # TH712100, # TH710501 and # TH145043.
All of these options are for the hatchback... view full answer...
If your 2016 Civic is a 4 Door sedan model, Thule has a roof rack available, which would consist of the following parts:
43 Inch SquareBars, part # TH712100
Evo Clamp feet, part # TH710501
Vehicle Specific Fit Kit, part # TH145066 view full answer...
I checked with Thule and when installing the Thule Gateway Pro 2 bike rack part # TH88VR on your 2019 Honda Civic you'll use fit dial 8 setting. view full answer...
There is an aluminum version, the Rhino Rack ROC25 # RR78TR. This roof rack is a confirmed fit for a 2018 Honda Civic hatchback which has aero bars with vortex strips in the top channel that will give you an extremely quiet ride; the top channel can also be used to mount accessories such as bike racks or cargo carriers. The rack comes with built-in locks which secure your crossbars to your Civic's roof to protect your investment. view full answer...
There are very few hitch fits with vehicles that have center exhaust. Unfortunately there are thus far no plans to make one for a Civic with center exhaust. If you are wanting a hitch to carry bikes or cargo let me know because there may be other options. view full answer...
This cover does measure 6 inches in diameter. We do have another Pittsburgh Steelers hitch cover which measures 3-1/2 inches tall x 4-3/4 inches wide. view full answer...
If by "Sport" you mean to indicate that you have a 2-door coupe version of the 2015 Honda Civic then we do have several options in a trunk-mount bike rack for you. The linked page will show you the range of 2- and 3-bike racks that fit your Civic Coupe. Even if you only need to transport 2 bikes, a 3-bike rack can offer you additional clearance and make loading the bikes easier.
The best option is Thule's OutWay, which is offered in both 2-bike and 3-bike versions, parts # TH45JV and #... view full answer...
Yes if you have a set of Thule crossbars on your 2007 Honda Civic the Yakima Rocketbox part # Y07192 that you referenced will fit and work well. view full answer...
If you already have a Yakima same key system key and you want that key to work in additional lock cores, there is a way to do it. You would need to order a Replacement Lock Core, for example # Y8771-A145 which will take you to a specific Yakima core replacement for the A145 key system.
To find the Yakima key system you need, click the link I have provided and enter the number of your key system into the search field. view full answer...
Your SportRack Roof Rack # SR1010 for your 1998 Honda Civic 4-Door does not have accessory side bars that can be added. In some applications on vehicles with short and/or curved roof lines what is known as a short roof adapter, part # SR1116, is required to properly secure the rack on such vehicles. Your 1998 Civic 4-door does not require this short roof adapter. I have linked an installation video and the written instructions for this rack, for your reference.
SportRack specifies the... view full answer...
Your 2007 Honda Civic Coupe can only be fitted with a Class I hitch. This is because your Civic's frame cannot support the additional capacity of a higher-rated Class II hitch. As you have noted, a Class II bike rack like the excellent Yakima HoldUp 2 Bike Platform Style Rack # Y02445 will only fit into the receiver tube of a compatible Class II hitch, but not your Class I Hidden Hitch.
The solution is to select a Class I-compatible rack. The link at right will show you all platform-style... view full answer...
I called my contact at Thule about the TH400XT foot packs you said you have for your 2008 Civic. They told me the 400 series fit kit and foot pack has been discontinued and is no longer available.
For your Civic I recommend the Rhino-Rack Vortex Roof Rack. This system includes the Aero crossbars, foot pack and fit kit that will work well for your Civic. To order this system you will need part # RRVA126B-2, part # RRRLKVA, and part # DK152.
Since you did not mention what you are planning... view full answer...
We do offer several hitch extenders and adapters that will fit into a 1-1/4-inch Class I hitch like the Curt # C11391. The linked page displays three Class I-compatible adapters. For example, Brophy # HT5R is a 1-1/4-inch-to-2-inch adapter that has built-in rise of 5-1/2-inches and extension of 7-inches. Like all adapters use of this item will reduce your hitch's capacity by 50-percent.
This means that if you use any one of these extender/adapters your hitch's 200-lb tongue weight (TW)... view full answer...
Yes, we do have a t connection wiring harness available for the 2013 Honda Civic Sedan. If you have the standard sedan (excluding the Si and Hybrid), Curt offers the Custom Fit T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness, # C56011. For a hybrid model you will need # C59236 and for the Si model, part # C56011. view full answer...
For your 2019 Honda Civic the trunk mounted bike rack I recommend is the Yakima Fullback part # Y02634 because it has a wide pad where it contacts the vehicle to better distribute the weight of the rack and bikes, is fully adjustable to make install and loading easier, and because it has locks for the bikes and for the rack. I attached a review video for this rack on a similar Civic for you to check out as well.
If you plan on carrying any womens or alternative framed bikes without horizontal... view full answer...
We do! You could go with the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2" # 306-X7235, which has a 300-lb tongue weight and a 2" opening. The Curt # C11391 has a 1-1/4" opening and a 200-pound tongue weight. view full answer...
We can help you with a roof rack and surf board carriers for your 2004 Honda Civic 2-door coupe.
Roof rack options for your Civic come from Yakima and SeaSucker and are displayed on the page I linked for you. Yakima offers both standard round bar racks and also their quieter Jetstream rack systems. The round bar rack is the lowest-cost setup and is made of parts # Y00408, # Y28TR, # Y03536, # Y06162 and # Y06159.
But for only a few more dollars you can get the black Jetstream rack, which... view full answer...
Because the front of vehicle will be slightly raised while situated on the tow dolly, you would not want to a hitch at the rear of the towed vehicle, this downward angle would probably cause drag issues. One option and the most straight forward, would be to go with an adapter such as # D210. This has a lower hitch for the tow dolly and then a higher opening for accessories. You will need to verify weight ratings and fitment of dirt bike and current components such as tow dolly against... view full answer...
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