Sure can, and there is just a single difference between the Curt and etrailer trailer hitches that fit your 2022 Toyota Sienna, which is the finish. The Curt has a glossier finish than the matte black finish of the etrailer hitch, so you can choose which you prefer. The hitches that fit your '22 Sienna are the following part numbers:
- etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e56RR
- Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C22UR
The matte black finish is nice as it hides the inevitable dings, scuffs... view full answer...
The only difference in the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e98853 and Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13343 is going to be the powder coat being matte black on the etrailer and gloss black on the Curt. As we have partnered with Curt to build our receivers in the matte black finish they are identical in dimensions. I do prefer the matte black powder coat on the etrailer receiver as it gives a more OEM appearance.
As these both mount in the same position as the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer... view full answer...
We were able to install both the Draw-Tite Receivers # 76112 & # 75237 on a 2017 Toyota Sienna in our shop. Both receivers were fitted to the same vehicle and we found the Receiver # 76112 to have a receiver height of 12" while the Receiver # 75237 to have a receiver height of 11-1/2". So the Receiver # 76112 will give you the best ground clearance and you will not have the visible cross tube which also hangs down across your Sienna. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Thule regarding the new Apex XT 5 Bike Rack # TH9026XT that you referenced and he said the biggest difference/improvement from the older model takes place with the cradle assemblies. The new Apex XT features fixed cradles (the cradles on the older model could be moved forward and back which lead to some instability) with wider spacing between them (7 inches) to better prevent bike to bike contact. The ratcheting system has also been updated to a new strap that's... view full answer...
There is no difference between the two. Part # CSS-1195 can be used as either front or rear springs depending on the vehicle, and for your 2006 Toyota Sienna they are for the rear springs and as such are classified as # CSS-1195R. view full answer...
The difference between the # 118648 and the # 118498 is the taillight assemblies on the SE model are different, they use different connectors. The 2017 Toyota Sienna SE would use the # 118498 while all other models, including your XLE would use the # 118648.
If you click the provided link, you can see an install video for the # 118648. view full answer...
Let's start with the two trailer hitches you were referring to that fit your 2021 Toyota Sienna, which are the following:
- Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C22UR
- Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # DT55MR
They are very similar 2 inch hitches that are both easy bolt-on installations, but I recommend the Draw-Tite # DT55MR, for a couple of reasons.
One is that it has higher overall capacities, which not only speaks to the strength of the hitch, but the higher tongue weight capacity... view full answer...
Between the etrailer # e56RR and Draw-Tite # DT55MR for your 2024 Sienna I would choose the etrailer hitch. The only major differences between the two hitches are the capacity and the powder coat finish. It is true that the Draw-Tite has a higher capacity, but it in this case it isn't important. Towing capacity for your Sienna tops out at 3,500 so anything above that isn't necessary.
The Draw-Tite has a glossy finish while the etrailer hitch has a unique matte black finish. The matte... view full answer...
If you want to use a bike rack that's designed for a 2 inch receiver opening, using a 2 inch receiver would always be your best bet. Using an adapter will reduce the tongue weight capacity (maximum amount of downward force that could be applied to the hitch without causing damage) by half. If you used a Class II hitch with a 300 lb tongue weight capacity, using the adapter would reduce the capacity to 150 lbs. This means that the weight of the bike rack plus the bikes placed upon it couldn't... view full answer...
Both the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement # TTORSEN04 and the Air Lift 1000 Helper Springs # AL60732 work in conjunction with the rear coil springs of your 2008 Toyota Sienna van.
The Timbren system uses 2 Aeon hollow rubber springs that fit inside the Sienna's coil spring. The rubber spring provides additional support by increasing resistance between the upper rubber spring and the lower mount that is attached to rear axle. So, when weight is added to the rear of the van, the Timbren... view full answer...
The Hidden Hitch and Draw-Tite model hitches you referenced would be identical, since Hidden Hitch and Draw-Tite are sister companies. Both hitches are identical in looks, share the same capacity and would install in the same manner. The Curt # C13105 has a straight cross tube that bends slightly at each end, while the Hidden Hitch and Draw-Tite Hitches have a cross tube that angles rearward from the receiver opening, with no bend.
I have provided side by side photos showing the # 87698... view full answer...
The pewag Servo RS Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains - 1 Pair. part # PWRS80, has links that are 3.2 mm thick. The pewag Servo RS Self-Tensioning Snow Tire Chains - 1 Pair, part # PWRSV80, has links that are 3.5 mm thick. Both of these snow tire chains will fit your 2022 Toyota Sienna with tire sizes of 235/65-17 or 235/60-18.
I have included a product description link and a video review link below. view full answer...
The only difference between the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C22UR and our etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e56RR is the powder coat finish. We selected Curt to manufacturer our receivers as they are made in the USA and have a great reputation for quality receivers. The Curt will have a gloss black finish while our etrailer receiver has a matte black finish. Personally I prefer the matte black finish as it matches well with most factory trim giving it an OE appearance. view full answer...
Both the Curt # C13343 and the Draw-Tite # 76112 for the 2015 Toyota Sienna XLE are virtually identical. There are no limitations as far as stabilizer straps being required for either hitch. I used to have a 2013 Sienna XLE and we actually had the Draw-Tite # 76112 installed on it. There were never any issues with stability and we used it frequently for a 2-bike rack and a cargo carrier. The Sienna XLE is a pretty beefy van and it seemed to handle the weight very well.
The Curt # C13343... view full answer...
The only difference between our etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e56RR and the Curt # C22UR is the finish. We have our receiver manufactured by Curt as we recognize the quality and strength they offer. Our receiver is finished in a matte black powder coat while the Curt uses a gloss black powder coat. Both receivers will fit your 2023 Toyota Sienna and are rated for towing up to 3,500lbs with 350lbs of tongue weight. If you use a weight distribution hitch capacity increases to 500lbs of... view full answer...
There are a pair of trailer hitch receivers that fit your 2021 Toyota Sienna, from Curt and Draw-Tite, and they are the following part numbers:
- Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C22UR
- Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # DT55MR
There are two main differences between the two, which are the finishes and the tongue weight capacity. The Curt hitch has a powder coat which is a bit glossier than the Draw-Tite, and the Draw-Tite has a higher tongue weight capacity of 675 lbs vs. 350... view full answer...
The etrailer.com Trailer Hitch Receiver part # E98853 and the Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 76112 are both great options for your 2019 Toyota Sienna (All Models). They both have a hidden design, install in the same fashion, and are similar priced.
In regards to ground and bumper clearance they are identical at 13" from the ground to the top inside edge of receiver tube and 4" from hitch pin hole to outer edge of the bumper. They also have the same weight capacity.... view full answer...
Both the Pro Series # 63153 and Curt # C18130 cargo carriers have an angled shank to provide better ground clearance than straight-shank types. The Pro Series has 2-1/2-inches of rise in the shank while the Curt has 3 inches of rise.
Also the Curt carrier has the ability to adjust the placement of the carrier basket on the shank and includes the required hitch pin and clip, while the Pro Series does not. You can use part # PC3 or a locking anti-rattle hitch pin such as # 63232. The Pro... view full answer...
Honestly, the only difference between the Curt Wiring Harness # C56106 that you referenced and the Tow Ready Wiring Harness # 118498 in terms of application and function is the brand.
Both will do the exact same thing and will work well on your 2011 Toyota Sienna. We have sold more of the Tow Ready # 118498 harnesses (most likely because they were cheaper at one point) and have not had an issue with them.
I do know that Curt uses a different more modern style of circuit boards that create... view full answer...
There are a number of similarities between the Draw-Tite # 75237 and the Curt # C13105. They both install onto your 2018 Toyota Sienna in the same way and have a similar look to them. Their capacities are different, with the Draw-Tite being higher, but the Curt is also rated more than you're van so that really isn't a factor.
I went out to the warehouse and took a couple measurements to compare the two. The Draw-Tite will sit a little higher off the ground by about an inch but they'll... view full answer...
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