The tolerances between a bike rack and hitch are not very close and frequently causes rattle in transit. As long as the rack is inserted fully, and a hitch pin with clip installed, you need not to worry about the bike rack coming off. However if your rack and bikes wobble a lot this could eventually cause damage to the rack or the bikes. There are solutions for this issue.
I would check your bike rack and see if it has an anti-rattle device built into it. It usually looks like a large... view full answer...
What you described sounds like a weak ground circuit for the taillights that aren't able to illuminate all the way. The Curt trailer wiring harness # C56371 that you referenced is capable of putting out 6 amps on the running light circuit so it would not be the harness unable to provide the amperage needed. Typically when this issue occurs it's that the taillight assemblies are not grounded properly or the main ground of the trailer's wiring isn't attached to a clean metal surface. view full answer...
Installation is going to play a big part as to how bug proof the seam between the Rightline Gear SUV Tent, # RL110907, and the vehicle are going to be. When setting up the tent you will want to follow the instructions and make sure that all straps are snug. This will keep the vast majority of those pesky bugs away. view full answer...
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