We don't carry the A-60 actuators, but we do carry actuators that are confirmed to work on disc brakes.
To see all of them check out the link I attached to the right. You will want to select the weight capacity and ball size you need from the filters on the left to see what would be recommended. view full answer...
The Kuat replacement bike repair stand in black is offered as part # TDKB which fits their NV 2.0 Base platform rack # BA22B. It also works with their Tri-Doc Repair Stand models # TDSNVG (gray) and # TDSNVO (orange). view full answer...
There aren't any custom slip-on towing mirrors available for the 2013 Highlander, but there are some universal options that would work for you.
The K-Source Universal Mirror, part # KS3891 uses ratcheting straps to firmly attach to the existing mirror. The mirror fits best on mirrors that are rectangular and regularly shaped, like the ones on your Highlander. The mirrors are very highly rated by our customers.
There is another option, the Cipa Door Mount, part # 11650. It's not the best... view full answer...
The only suspension enhancement/helper spring options we offer for the 2015 Toyota Highlander are the Coil SumoSprings from SuperSpirngs. 2WD models would use # CSS-1168R and 4WD models would use
# CSS-1145R.
The CoilSumo Springs install in between the coils of the coil springs, adding additional support, and reducing body roll during turns. These are much easier to install than air helper springs, they'll never leak and they require no maintenance.
I've provided a link showing a typical... view full answer...
I have a carrier by Stromberg Carlson 23x59 Cargo Carrier, part # CC-100. It has a weight capacity of 500 lbs, and offers bike adapter # CC-125 that will carry 2 bikes. While it doesn't fold, you could add or remove the bike adapter as needed. I have attached a link to a product review video for this carrier. view full answer...
You can see available tire chains for your 2014 Toyota Highlander by clicking on the link provided. Simply select your tire size to see suitable chains. It is always a good idea to check your owner's manual for guidance or restrictions regarding tire chain use since some vehicles are limited to special low-profile S-Class chains like the Glacier # PW2029C you referenced. These chains fit 245/60-18 size tires. I also linked a helpful article on tire chins that will give you good background... view full answer...
The Curt # C56217 consists of two parts, the actual converter box that plugs in under the dash and the trailer connector itself that plugs into the connector located under the cargo floor.
If you're just needing the portion that plugs into the connector in the cargo area, that part is available separately as # 56042. view full answer...
The Rhino-Rack T-Load Hitch Mounted Load Assist and Support Bar for 2" Hitches - 49" # RTL002 is only offered with a silver Rhino-Rack Vortex crossbar, however, down the road you could swap out the crossbar with a black 49" Vortex crossbar # RRVA126B if you so desired. This setup is also compatible with Rhino-Rack Heavy Duty Crossbar. view full answer...
I have a potential solution for you, but pretty much every 4-bike rack will have a reduced weight rating when you include that 2-bike add-on so 60 lbs per bike is a tall order. With that being said, we do have the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 4 Bikes # HR1400Z which can hold up to 4 heavy bikes weighing in at 50 lbs each. If you can lose another 3 lbs per bike after you remove the battery you'll be able to safely carry all of your bikes.
If you don't have a way to remove... view full answer...
We do offer wiring adapters to mate vehicles and trailers that have different types of trailer wiring.
If your trailers have a round 6-way then you can use Hopkins part # 37175 which gives you BOTH a 4-pole and a 6-way round receptacle in one product. Or for just a 6-way round socket you can use the Mighty Cord # A10-6034VP.
If your trailer uses a square format like Jayco you can instead use # 30104.
We always suggest using dielectric grease like # 11755 to help protect electrical connections... view full answer...
The extra pin on your boat trailer's connector is most likely a reverse lock-out for your surge or hydraulic trailer coupler. The extra circuit is tied into the reverse light circuit of your vehicle. When the vehicle transmission is shifted into reverse, the reverse light circuit energizes and activates a solenoid in your coupler, which allows you to back the trailer without the brakes applying.
We do indeed have an adapter that would work for you, part # 20036. The extra blue wire on... view full answer...
The correct Black Powder Coat Westin Sure-Grip Running Boards and installation kit for your 2003 Toyota Highlander is part # 27-6125-1365. This application fits the 2001 - 2007 Toyota Highlander vehicles excluding the hybrid models. view full answer...
The easiest and least-costly solution for mating your wiring connectors is to replace the connector on your portable lights with a trailer-side 4-pole like # HM48110. This will allow your lights to be connected to the 4-pole on your vehicle.
If you need to convert a 4-flat to a round 4-pole you can use either # ADP001 or # 47465.
I have linked our main page for wiring adapters and you can use the filters on the page to select each type of connector you need to see available adapters.... view full answer...
We have two rear-axle suspension kits for the 2013 Toyota Highlander and one works with the 2- and the other with the 4-wheel-drive models. However, these kits are not air-bag types, but rather a micro-cellular polyurethane foam helper spring that fits between the individual turns of the existing coil springs. The part number for this kit is # CSS-1145R for the 4WD and part # CSS-1168R for the 2WD model.
These are far easier to install than an air bag kit and once in place they are maintenance-free.... view full answer...
Yes, there are stainless trailer balls like the Convert-A-Ball Interchangeable Hitch Ball # 401B available. The Convert-A-Ball Shank # 105B you were looking at has a 1" diameter and is 3" long. We do not have a Convert-A-Ball shank that is stainless steel and those dimensions.
The closest that we have is the Convert-A-Ball Shank # 106B which is still 1" in diameter, but it is only 2-1/4" long. view full answer...
If your 2020 Toyota Highlander has the factory roof rack with crossbars running left to right, then you are all set to install a cargo box. If you just have the factory flush rails running front to back, then you will need to add an aftermarket crossbar setup such as Thule WingBar # TH711300 along with Fit Kit # TH22RE and Feet # TH49SC.
When choosing a cargo box, the main thing you need to look at is the crossbar spread, which is the distance from the center of one crossbar to the center... view full answer...
We offer two options in a 2-inch Class III hitch for your 2004 Toyota Highlander that are rated for 3500-lbs gross trailer weight, Curt # 13530 and Draw-Tite # 75153. Both share a similar design since they must fit to the same mounting points on the vehicle.
Since both are round crosstube hitches I suggest the Curt # 13530 since it costs less. You can see the entire installation process on the 2004 Highlander as well as the finished appearance by viewing the video I linked for you. The... view full answer...
We do have a confirmed hitch that fits the 2014 Toyota Highlander. We have the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # C13394. This hitch has a 2-inch receiver opeing and is rated for 500-lbs of tongue weight and 5000-lbs gross towing capacity. This hitch is not approved for weight distribution hitches.
The written installation instructions for this hitch are linked for you along with two helpful articles with hitch installation tips.
If you will be towing you'll... view full answer...
The newest Toyota Highlander we've installed a brake controller in is a 2014 model. I attached the install video to this page to show you the processs. The 2014 and 2018 Highlanders are the same generation though so what you see in the install video would be the same as on your vehicle.
Tekonsha (the maker of our nicer brake controllers) has informed us that they have successfully installed brake controllers in your vehicle so I would not anticipate a problem. That said, Toyota is the... view full answer...
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