Hello David, thanks for reaching out. Sounds like you are on the right track here. Both the Curt # C25FV (13568) and # C74MJ (13627) will fit all models of the 2024 CX-90 and this includes the PHEV plug-in hybrid model. This is actually a rare case where Curt offers two different hitches for the same make and model of vehicle. They both have the same weight capacity so the only real difference is now then install. The # C74MJ uses just four bolts that thread into existing weldnuts on the... view full answer...
It sure does Steve, and congrats on your new SUV. The Curt Hitch item # C74MJ does indeed fit the Plug-In Hybrid model of the 2026 Mazda CX-90.
The Curt item # C74MJ is a class III hitch with a 2" receiver that comes with all necessary installation hardware. It has a 5,000 lbs towing capacity and a 500 lbs maximum tongue weight.
I really like the Curt Hitch item # C74MJ because of how it installs. The entire crosstube is hidden behind your rear bumper leaving only the 2" receiver visible.... view full answer...
Yes, it will Michael! The Curt Echo Wireless Brake Controller item # C51180 will work with any vehicle that has a 7-way connector. You won't have any issues using it on your 2024 Mazda Cx-90 Hybrid.
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Hi Kent!
Installing the Curt Hitch # C74MJ on your 2024 Mazda CX-90 doesn't actually look like it will lower your ground clearance at all. The measurement from the ground to the inside top of the receiver will be 16" and with the hitch being a 2" receiver, the bottom would be right at 14" (probably closer to 13-3/4"). The lowest part of your vehicle is 8", so you won't be changing that with the install. If you look at the picture I included, you can see what I mean.
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Hey Jerome,
The buckles on the straps to secure the wheels on the Swagman # S64720 are metal. But the are not fixed and can be moved to different positions around the tire and wheel base. I have not seen any issues with the buckle damaging a bike in my time here. Since you can adjust where it sits it does not have to sit right on the wheel or tire and can sit off the side.
I have not seen issues but if it is a concern I have seen people use simple straps or bungee chords. Since the... view full answer...
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