Best 2010 Toyota Prius Trailer Hitch Options Video

In regards to installing a trailer hitch like the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver part #306-X7178 on a 2011 Toyota Prius, the process is not hard at all. It installs into pre-drilled holes in the bottom of the frame, but you will have to drill…

The best option to use a 2" bike rack on a 2013 Toyota Prius is to install the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver part #306-X7178 because it is the only trailer hitch for this vehicle with a 2" receiver tube opening. There is an option…

The only available hitches for a 2010 Toyota Prius have 1-1/4" receiver openings and are Class I rated. Class I racks are limited to carrying two bikes, though there are some that have an available adapter that allow bikes to be used with either…

Yes. The EcoHitch #306-X7178 is designed to fit the 2010 Toyota Prius; because the Prius is an entirely hybrid electric vehicle there isn't any distinction between the frames so the hitches will fit all of the models of the 2010 Prius. I've…

I believe you are talking about the 1/4" nuts and bolts that are a part of the hardware that comes with the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch #306-X7178. I took a look at the installation instructions and the purpose of that hardware is to use only…

The only way you'd be able to carry an 80 lb e-bike with a 2010 Toyota Prius would be to first install a 2 inch hitch on the vehicle like with the EcoHitch part #306-X7178 so that you could then carry an e-bike rack with a higher weight capacity…

The Ecohitch Hidden Toyota Prius and Prius #306-x7178 is confirmed to fit the 2010 Toyota Prius. It has a 2" receiver opening and can carry your Kuat NV base bike rack if you have the 2 bike version. This hitch has a 300lb tongue weight and…

Ok, we can get either your 2010 Toyota Prius or 2018 Kia Soul set up to carry electric bikes, but you are correct that there isn't an option for a Class II, 1-1/4 inch hitch for either vehicle. That said, you can still carry your electric bikes,…

In most cases Loctite is not required when installing a trailer hitch, but it would not be a bad idea. I suggest using the Loctite Blue Stick Threadlocker, #LT37643, which will provide a secure grip and protect against water and grime.

Using Loctite when installing a trailer hitch is not required but it can certainly be used to create an even stronger bond. Blue Loctite like the Blue Stick #LT37643 is plenty sufficient for this application. As long as the hardware for your hitch is…

The difference between the Thule Hullaport XT part #TH849000 and the Yakima Jaylow part #Y04073 is really pretty subtle as they are mostly the same design just from different brands. I'd recommend going which you like the appearance of the most…

I have attached a photo showing the Draw-Tite Class I Trailer Hitch, #24847, on a 2011 Toyota Prius for you to check out. Unfortunately we do not have photos available of this hitch on a 2010 Prius, but this photo should give you a good idea of what…