Thule OutWay 3 Replacement Anti-Sway Cradles

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Im buying an older version of the Thule Raceway Pro 3 and it doesnt look like it has the anti-swing feature see attached pictures. Is it possible to add the anti-swing to this bike rack? If so, do you sale the kit so I may add it?

asked by: Dustin G

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Expert Reply:

The Thule RaceWay 3-Bike Rack - Trunk Mount - Adjustable Arms # TH9002 does have the anti-sway cradles integrated. If yours are missing this feature, you can use the Replacement Anti-Sway Cradle for Thule Raceway Bike Rack # TH8523486001 to regain the feature and can also use the Replacement Bike Cradle for Thule Raceway and Raceway Pro Bike Racks # 852-35-34001 if desired.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Answer 1

The correct replacement strap is part #852-3006-001 and then the correct anti-sway cradle is part #TH8523486001 for your Thule Raceway Pro part #TH9001PRO. Judging by the picture you submitted it looks like you have the correct straps. If it is cold…

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Answer 2

The correct anti-sway cage for your Thule Raceway trunk mount rack is the Replacement Anti-Sway Cradle #TH8523486001. The part #853-7758 you asked about is for other Thule trunk mount racks and isn't designed to work with the Raceway. If you need…

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Load range B trailer tires are going to have a lower capacity than C load range tires. Basically that, psi rating, and the ply rating are the only differences. A higher load range tire would last a little longer than lower load ranges of the same…

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Answer 5

The two parts you are looking at differ slightly in design/size and are actually for different bike racks. For example, the Replacement Anti-Sway Cradle #TH8523486001 is for Thule Raceway TH9001XT and TH9002XT while the Replacement Anti-Sway…

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

It looks like you purchased the Thule T3 Cradle, #853-5829, and the T3 Strap, #753-3535. These two items should work well together so I made a short demonstration video for you. If you think you may have received a different strap or are missing a…

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Answer 9

The new version of the RaceWay, #TH9002PRO, or the older 9002XT, uses anti-sway attachment #852-3037-001. If you have the previous generation of the Raceway, 9002, (the anti-sway part would not have any blue parts on it) then you would need…

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Answer 10

Yakima does not offer just the screw that attaches to the bottom of the Ridgeback cradles so best option we can provide is a new cradle with the part #8880597. Or if you took one of the other screws to a local hardware store they should be able to…

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Answer 11

Actually both of these models, the Thule #TH9001PRO and the #TH9001XT have been discontinued. The newest, upgraded version of the Raceway is the Thule OutWay #TH45JV. It took all of the great features of the Raceway and improved them even more. This…

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