Today on this 2003 Honda CR-V, we're going to be test fitting the Pro Series 24-inch by 60-inch Railed Cargo Carrier, part number 63153. To mount the carrier to our vehicle, we'll insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch. We'll line up the hitch pin holes and secure the carrier with a pin and clip. Next, we'll go over some clearance measurements. We've got about 17 inches of ground clearance at the back of the carrier. We've got about 5 inches of clearance between the spare tire and our carrier.
We also have 15 inches of clearance between the exhaust pipe in the right hand corner of our carrier. Just keep that in mind when loading the carrier so that you dont expose anything to too much heat. And that does it for our test fit of the Pro Series 24-inch by 60-inch Railed Cargo Carrier, part number 63153 on our 2003 Honda CR-V.
Surco Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2009 Honda CR-V
Alright, today on this 2009 Honda CRV, were going to do a test fit of part number 52018, from Surco. This is our 24x60 cargo carrier. Alright, a couple of things to know: this is a cargo carrier designed for two-inch receiver hitches only; it has a 500 pound capacity or the limit of the receiver hitch; and, its created from a steel design with a powder coat finish. Now well start out the test fit by installing the carrier into the hitch. Then well go ahead and install the hitch pin and clip. Then, well go ahead and get a few clearance measurements.
Rola Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2009 Honda CR-V
Today on our 2009 Honda CRV, were going to do a test fit part number 59502 from Rola. This is a hitch cargo carrier. A few things to know about this cargo carrier are that it is designed for two-hitch receiver hitches only. It has a capacity for 600 pounds or lower limit of your hitch. The shank is also raised to give you a little bit better ground clearance. Well start off to test it by installing the cargo carrier in to the hitch, and then installing the pin and clip.
Pro Series Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2009 Honda CR-V
Today on our 2009 Honda CRV, were going to test fit part number 63153 from tow-ready. This is a 24x60 cargo carrier. A few things to know about this cargo carrier is that it has a raised shank that elevates the carrier platform for a little bit better ground clearance. Its constructed from steel with a black powder coat finish. The weight capacity of this cargo carrier is 500 pounds. Also, this cargo carrier is designed for two-hitch receiver hitches only.
Surco Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 Honda CR-V
Today on our 2013 Honda CRV well be test fitting the Surco 24 by 60 cargo carrier for two inch hitches, part number 52018. Now to begin our test fit well slide our cargo carrier shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pin hole, and install our hitch pin. With the pin in well simply put the clip on the other side which will secure our cargo carrier to the vehicle. Well now go ahead and do a few measurements. From the closest point of our cargo carrier to the back of the vehicle is four inches. The cargo carrier will add an additional 29 and a half inches of overall length to the vehicle.
Rola Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 Honda CR-V
Today on our 2013 Honda CRV well be test fitting the Rola 23 by 56 rail cargo carrier for two inch hitches, part number 59502. Now all well need to do is slide in our cargo carrier shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pin hole, and install our hitch pin. With the pin in well simply put the clip on the other side which will secure our cargo carrier to the vehicle. Well now go ahead and give you a few measurements. From the closest point of our cargo carrier to the back of the vehicle is 10 inches. The cargo carrier will add an additional 34 inches of overall length to the vehicle.
Pro Series Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 Honda CR-V
Today on our 2013 Honda CRV well be test fitting the Pro Series 24 by 60 rail cargo carrier for two inch hitches, part number 63153. Now to begin our test fit well simply slide our cargo carrier shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pin hole, and install our hitch pin. With the pin in well put the clip on the other side which will secure our cargo carrier to the vehicle. Well now go ahead and give you a few measurements. From the closest point of our cargo carrier to the back of the vehicle is 10 and a half inches. This cargo carrier will add an additional 36 inches of overall length to the vehicle.
