After install this Hitch Receiver ,the back up trie still fit the please as before at bottom of car ?
70900
Sure does! Can't remember for certain, but think we had to tilt the tire a little as it raised, but it did fit.
70901
Yes, it still fits after the installation. You do need to remove the tire while installing though.
2008935
I went to double check. It approximately 4 inches from the end of the hitch receiver to the back of the top tube. I guessed before I purchased it that it might be a close fit but my Honda CRV bumper curves in toward the car and my U-Haul hitch is low (TOO low) so the distance I had to "play with" was better than what I thought.
1776114
I know it fit my 2006 very well. Are you sure you had it completely pushed in all the way? There are two pieces that must push in to the vehicle on each side. Mine had a gap, and actually hit the rear hatch until I removed it again and saw the top pin wasn't pushed in all the way. I have zero complaints about this product.
1806698
Rack slides into 2 inch receiver, which is the 2 inch square in the middle under the rear bumper. If it's not there you need to mount the receiver as well.
1035309
I use it on my honda pilot and the bumper gets in the way of it completely folding it up. There are 2 up positions you can put it in, all the way up and most of the way up. I am only able to put it most of the way up and i use a piece of a wood chip to push it up as far as i can where it is against the bumper. I have driven with it up that way with no issues. If you hitch receiver is recessed back far you may have the same issue as I do but if not you should be fine.
776529
i added the rear seat to mine which has a step pad to rest your feet on and this hitch with the receiver in it is tucked up under the rear step pad, which worked for me to hook a tow strap to pull a race car but you could not use this setup for a ball mounted on the receiver. the round hole is up under the step. i would have to do some measuring to see where it fits with the stock bag carrier mounted on the back. hope that helps.
1872401
Mine just installed straight into the stock dash slot. It is To long for it so my dash is not installed all the way at the moment. May need something custom made (which I plan to do myself)
265197
the braces that mount to the frame is adjustable so the receiver depth will be determined by the width of your frame. On my trailer it extends approximately 2" on each side. The center receiver is even with my rear bumper and the hitch is mounted as far to the rear as I could mount it.
283960
You will have to remove it, It mounts where the aftermarket hitch mounts. This bumper has a hitch, witch works just fine.
1460477
Yes. This bumper sits right above the hitch. The hitch is actually mounted to the frame not the original bumper.
192581
It depends on how the original receiver was installed in the fan. Mine was installed in the cover that sat flush against the roof I have also seen them installed above the fan in the ceiling. It is very simple to install depending on the location.
183058
No, the hitch should not be in the way. This is basically a replacement muffler that occupies the same space as the stock muffler.
517966
The hitch actually fits under the back cover. I thought I would have to cut the back cover to make it fit but it bolts straight to frame and hangs beneath the black plastic pieces of the truck.
1120493
Both of the hitch pins are industry standard sized pins, so all the holes on all receiver hitches should fall under the sizes of these two pins. By chance if your receiver hole has been drilled out or modified then this would be the only time I would worry about. You can google the two sized holes if you are concerned about the size and see if your bolt diameter is the size of one of the pins.
346573
Hi there, the part is solid square, the one that slides into the receiver. My hitch is for a Nissan Sentra so the side is small.
774654
This will extend your hitch by about 11-12". The top receiver is about 4 inches above the lower. It works the best on a truck or larger SUV where the primary receiver (bottom) can have a drop style hitch, giving you room for whatever you use the top for. I use it on a minivan, which works but is not the best. With the low clearance of the van, I have to use a straight hitch for the bottom receiver. My bike rack can then be used in the top rack with just enough clearance, but gives the van a "low rider" appearance.
110200
If it is mounted properly, it doesn't have much sway, but there is a proper "right side" left side" to attaching the hitch. If you are getting a lot of sway, you may have to reverse the position.