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Best 2008 Toyota Highlander Cargo Carriers

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Surco Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander, we're going to be test fitting the Surco 24 by 60 Cargo Carrier, part number 52018. We'll begin our test fit by inserting the shank of the carrier into the hitch on our vehicle. We'll want to watch for the hitch pin holes to line up. With those in line, we can take our pin and clip, today we're using part number PC3 as this carrier doesnt come with one, and we'll slide into the pin hole. You want to attach to the other side. The closest part of the carrier to the vehicle is going to be the rail to the bumper that's going to measure about 4 3/4 inches from the bumper. Overall, we've added about 30 1/4 inches to the rear of our Highlander.



Rola Dart Folding Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander, we're going to be test fitting the Rola Dart this cargo carrier is 23 by 56. It's designed for use in a two inch hitch and it has a 450 pound weight capacity. It's part number is 59550. To begin our test fit we're going to slide the shank of our carrier right into the receiver tube of our hitch. We slide it in far enough so we get our threaded hole lined up with our hitch pin hole. We then take our bolt and thread it in. With that hand tight, we'll take our wrench and tighten it down.



Pro Series Solo Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander, we're going to be test fitting the Pro Series 31 x 47 cargo carrier for 2-inch hitches - part number PS1040100. This carrier is pretty awkward, so I found the best way to get it into the hitch is to go ahead and line it up with the bottom. Then what we'll do, we'll come around to the back, and we're going to push up and in at the same time. We'll go ahead and bring it up. We're going to push it in at the same time. You want to watch for the hitch pin holes to line up. This particular carrier does not come with the pin and clip, so today we're using part number PC3.



MaxxTow Aluminum Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander we're going to be test fitting the Maxxtow 20 by 47 Cargo Carrier for 2 inch hitches. This is an aluminum carrier so it's nice and light. Part number MT70108. We'll begin our test fit by inserting the shank of our carrier into the hitch on our Highlander. You'll want to watch for the hitch pin holes to line up. With those in line, we'll go ahead and place the hitch pin through. We're using today part number PC3, as this carrier does not come with one.



MaxxTow Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today, on our 2008 Toyota Highlander, we're going to be test fitting the Max Tow 17x50 cargo carrier for two inch hitches. Part number NT70107. We'll begin out test fit by inserting the shank of the carrier into the hitch on our vehicle. We'll want to watch for the hitch pin holes to line up. With those in mind, we'll take our pin and clip and place it through the holes. Today we're using part number PC3, as this particular carrier does not come with a pin and clip.



Detail K2 Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander we're going to be test fitting the K2 Detail. This is a folding-style hitch cargo cargo carrier. It's 20 by 60 and it offers a 500 pound weight capacity. They've designed it for use in the class three hitch, or 2" by 2". Part number is K2HCC602. Now to begin our test fit we're going to slide the shank of the carrier right into the receiver tube of our hitch and line up our hitch pinholes.



Curt Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander, we're going to be test fitting the Curt 24x60 Cargo Carrier for two-inch hitches, part number C18153. We'll go ahead and start our test-fit by inserting the shank of the carrier into the hitch on our vehicle. With that inserted, we'll go ahead and line up the hitch pinholes, and we can insert our pin and clip. Today, we're using part number PC3 as this particular carrier does not come with a pin and clip. Once we have the clip attached, we'll go ahead and get a couple of measurements. The closest part of the carrier to the vehicle is going to be the rail to the bumper. That's going to measure about 8 inches.



Curt Folding Aluminum Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander we're going to be test fitting the 19 by 60 CURT folding cargo carrier. This is designed for use in 2" hitches. It offers a 500 pound weight capacity. The part number on it is C18100. To begin our test fit we'll slide the shank of the carrier right into the receiver tube of our hitch. We're going to slide it in far enough to get our pinhole lined up with our hitch pinhole.



Curt Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2008 Toyota Highlander

Today on our 2008 Toyota Highlander we're going to be test-fitting the 17 x 46 Curt Cargo Carrier. They designed this for use with an inch-and-a-quarter or 2-inch hitches and it offers a 500-pound weight capacity. Its part number is C18145. To begin our test fit, we're going to slide the shank of our carrier right into the receiver tube of our hitch. We'll slide it in far enough so we can get our threaded hole lined up with our hitch pin hole and then take our anti-rattle bolt and thread that in. Then we'll tighten it down with our wrench. As we tighten this down, this is going to secure the connection point between our carrier and our vehicle, taking all the play out to give us a very secure ride. We're going to get a set of clearance measurements so we can determine exactly how much room that we have to work with.





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