The ladder rack does fit your truck. The base rails of the TracRac SR ladder rack kit part # TH43002XT-508 are designed to only attach in two places which matches your bed design. The front stake pocket and the rear stake pocket. I attached a picture of them and you and you can see the two holes on either end. If you don't see the front stake pocket it is most likely covered by a bed rail/stake pocket cover. view full answer...
I really like the SumoSprings Solo Custom Helper Springs - Rear Axle part # SS52GR for this situation. They engage much more smoothly than the Timbrens part # TFR150RB do. The overall user experience is going to be better for you since you won't feel them engage which is common on the Timbrens. The 1500 lb. capacity is at 50% compression so at about mid stroke the more they get compressed the more weight they take up.
Please keep in mind this doesn't raise your vehicles towing capabilities... view full answer...
For your 2011 Ford F-150 Raptor with tire size 315/70R17 I would recommend the Konig tire chains # KON74FR because they are easier to install, provide great traction in snow and ice, and they are made from a harder metal so they will last a long time as well. view full answer...
The best suspension enhancement solution out there for what you are looking for on your 2019 Ford F-150 Raptor is the RoadActive Suspension kit # RAS3611 as it gives the support you are wanting to reduce the sag when carrying cargo weight or towing but actually improves the ride quality and handling of the vehicle whereas basically every other option out there is going to sacrifice ride quality. view full answer...
A 14 inch wheel with a 5 lug/4-1/2 inch bolt circle would use a 1/2 inch diameter wheel stud.
For that, I'd recommend the # RG01-150 Wheel lock set by Redline. Each set includes two locking lug nuts and one key. As you can see by looking over the product reviews, this set has been well like by our Customers. For your tandem axle trailer, you'll need two sets of locks. view full answer...
The Timbren kit part # TFR1504R is a confirmed fit for your 2018 Ford F-150 Raptor and installs by replacing the factory bump stops. view full answer...
A safety chain's working load limit (WLL) is always 1/3 of the chain's break strength and it is the limit you want to stay within in normal use. The part # C82932 has a break capacity of 16,500 lbs and a working load limit of 3,300 lbs. This means If you were planning to secure something that weighs 3,300 lbs this would be ideal. And it would hold it well till the force exerted on it exceeded 16,500 lbs. view full answer...
We do have a RoadActive Suspension system part # RAS3611 that is a confirmed fit for your 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor and is the best option for suspension enhancement. Unlike other options this gives the support you want while also improving ride quality and handling. Most options end up making the ride quality pretty harsh. view full answer...
I have attached a link to the part of our website that lists the current deals going on. You can also go to the Etrailer website and click on the "deals" tab on the right side. We do not currently have a deals category that is vehicle specific. view full answer...
I do have options for the 37x12.5-17 tires on your 2023 Ford F-150 Raptor R. That said, there are really no easy to install options as these are very bulky tires and there are few options for them. However, most of the quick install options aren't rated for use off-road which I assume is not out of the question considering the vehicle choice. I recommend Titan Chain Snow Tire Chains for Wide Base Tires part # TC3835 which are off-road rated and have v-bars to really bite into snow/ice for... view full answer...
At this time (February 2022) we have Timbren suspension kits that fit your 2022 Ford F-150 Raptor like the part # TABSFR150RB but we do not have any air bag kits. I would assume something will come out eventually but we don't have a lead time. view full answer...
Most block lift kits just lift the body of the truck and not the suspension as well. This is known as a body lift. Suspension lifts are when the distance from the frame and truck axle increase. If you have a body lift the Timbren kit part # TFR1504R fits without any modification. If you added 1 inch to the distance between the truck frame and axle you'd need the part # TA25723-90AD00 for each side and you'd be set. view full answer...
I have a great suspension enhancement solution for your 2012 Ford F-150 Raptor with a lift kit but Timbren does not recommend their kits on vehicles with a 6 inch lift.
The RoadActive Suspension Kit will work on a lifted vehicle as long as the factory leaf springs have remained intact and unmodified. For your truck you'd need the part # RAS2691. In a lot of ways this kit is superior to the Timbren setup. The level of spring engagement is adjustable, the unloaded ride quality isn't as... view full answer...
The best suspension enhancement we offer for your 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor is the RoadActive System part # RAS3611 as it gives you adjustable support like you are wanting to reduce the sag but it also doesn't make the loaded or unloaded ride quality harsh like other options. And also isn't as high maintenance as the air bag kits. view full answer...
If you will be carrying bikes on the rear of a vehicle with blind spot sensors then you will want to turn these sensors off while you have the bikes attached as there is a possibility that the bikes or bike rack can interfere with them, same goes for the cross traffic sensors as well. The good new is that most vehicles allow you to easier turn these sensors off via the in dash settings.
If you don't already have a hitch mounted bike rack, the Kuat Transfer V2 part # KU24FR is one of my... view full answer...
We have everything you'll need to safely flat tow your 2019 Ford F-150 Raptor behind your motorhome. The first thing you'll need is a base plate kit like the Direct Connect Roadmaster part # RM-524431-5.
In addition to the base plates, you will also need a compatible tow bar, safety cables, lighting, and supplemental braking to flat tow your vehicle. The most popular compatible tow bar is the Falcon All Terrain, # RM-522. This has non-binding arms which makes the setup very easy to connect/disconnect.
For... view full answer...
Use a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 to test the green and yellow wire from the gray connectors for voltage when connected to a tow vehicle and the running lights on. If that circuit is active next check the green and yellow wire on the other side of the converter. If there's no voltage there then the issue is a bad converter box. If there wasn't voltage on the input side the issue is most like on the vehicle or the connectors. Try unplugging and replugging the gray connectors in as... view full answer...
The only chain style tension adjustment weight distribution system we offer that allows for the amount of drop adjustment you need for your setup is the Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control # BXW1006 which offers up to 7 inches of drop. The Blue Ox SwayPro # BXW1006 offers a maximum tongue weight of 1000lbs. You will also need a 2 5/16 hitch ball with either a 1inch or 1 1/4inch shank like the Draw-Tite 2 5/16inch Hitch Ball # 19286
I attached a video review of the Blue... view full answer...
The Thule TracRac TracONE Truck Bed Ladder Rack # TH27000XTB that you referenced, which is confirmed to fit your 2014 Ford F-150 Raptor, features a weight capacity of 800 pounds so it is more than capable of supporting the weight of your loaded roof-top tent.
You will just want to make sure that your tent is able to clamp around the crossbars of the TracRac (which are a bit larger than standard roof rack bars). The crossbars measure 4 inches wide and 1-1/2 inches tall. I have attached... view full answer...
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