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MaxxTow Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on this 2013 GMC Terrain, we're going to be test fitting the 48 by 21 MaxxTow cargo carrier, part number MT70422. This has a 500 pound carrying capacity. It's made out of sturdy aluminum and it has tie down points about the front and the rear for your ratchet straps or your bungee cords. Next I'm going to go ahead and give you some measurements here. The first being how much distance is added to the vehicle once the cargo carrier is installed. I'm going to measure from the bumper since that's the furthest point out.



Carpod Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today this 2013 GMC Terrain, we're going to be test fitting the Carpod Walled Cargo Carrier, part number M2205. This has a carrying capacity of 450 pounds. Has this mesh floor on the bottom here which makes it easy to clean. It has these walls here to keep anything that you'll be traveling with, nice and secure. Plus, on the top here has points which you can use as tie-downs for either your ratchet straps or your bungee cords. I'm going to go ahead and give you some measurements now. The first being how much distance is added to the vehicle once the carpod's installed. Go ahead and measure from the bumper to the furthest point out.



Stromberg Carlson Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on this 2013 GMC Terrain, we're going to be test fitting the 23 x 60 Stromberg Carlson Cargo Carrier, part number is CC-100. This has a 500 pound carrying capacity. It has a mesh floor, which makes it easy to clean and it has these tie down points all around the cargo carrier to use for ratchet straps or bungee cords. It has these holes here on either side for taillights, if you need to put those in, as well as a mounting case you're blocking your license plate it can be moved to this area here. Let's go ahead and get some measurements. The first one I'm going to show you is the distance added to the vehicle once the cargo carrier is installed. I'm going to go ahead and measure from the bumper since that's the furthest point out. To this edge here, it's about 27-1/2", right here to the bottom of this bolt that's going to be about 11" and our closest point to this edge here that's about 4-1/4". Now the exhaust on this vehicle is going to be on the driver's side and face slightly away from the cargo carrier, so you really don't have to worry too much about any heat sensitive material while you're traveling. With nothing in the cargo carrier we have complete access to our rear hatch to get whatever we need, however I'm going to go ahead and give your a break over point measurement, which is the point where your hatch would actually come to contact with whatever it is you're hauling.



Curt Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on this 2013 GMC Terrain we are going to be test fitting the 20 by 60 Curt cargo carrier, part number C18151. This cargo carrier has a 500 pond carrying capacity, it also has this mesh floor on the bottom which makes it easy to clean and it has this rail around the border of it which can be used as a toe-down port for either your ratchet straps or your bungee chords. I'm going to go ahead and give you some measurements now, the first being how much distance is added to the vehicle once the cargo carrier is actually installed. I'm going to go ahead and measure from the bumper since that's the furthest point out. To this rail here it's about 33 and 3/4 inches, our ground clearance is going to be about 13 inches. Then our closest point which will to be this rail here, that's going to be about 13 inches. Now the exhaust is going to be on the drivers side, faces slightly away from the cargo carrier and since it's a pretty decent distance away from the vehicle you don't have to worry to much about heat sensitive material when you are loading that up. With nothing in the cargo carrier we have a complete access to our rear hatch with plenty of space in between to get whatever we need.



Curt Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on this 2013 GMC Terrain, we're going to be test fitting the 20 by 60 curt cargo carrier, part number C18150. This cargo carrier has a 500 pound carrying capacity. It also has this mesh floor on the bottom that's going to make it easy to clean and has this rail around the borders of the cargo carrier, which you can use for either your ratchet straps or your bungee cords. I'm going to go ahead and give you some measurements now. The first being how much distance is added to the vehicle once the cargo carrier is installed. I'm going to go ahead and measure from the bumper, since that's the furthest point out. To this rail here, that's just about 28 and a half inches.



Curt Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on this 2013 GMC Terrain, we're going to be test fitting the 20 by 48 curt cargo carrier, part number C18110. This has a 300 pound carrying capacity, has a mesh floor, which makes it easy to clean, and has these tie down points here, all around the cargo carrier, for your ratchet straps or your bungee cords, whatever you use to tie up your gear. Next I'm going to go ahead and give you some measurements. The first being how much distance is added to the vehicle once the cargo carrier is installed. I'm going to go ahead and measure from the bumper, since that's the further point out. To this edge here, we're at about 27 inches.



Rola Dart Folding Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain we're going to be test fitting the 23x56 Rola Dart Folding Cargo Carrier for 2" hitches. With a 450 pound weight capacity, it's part number 59550. To begin our test fit we'll slide the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch. We'll thread in our anti-rattle bolt, tighten it down with a wrench, and then we can secure it with the provided clip. In this position we'll have about 12-1/4" worth of ground clearance. The closest point of the rack to the back of our vehicle is about 4" away. Overall we've added about 12" in length to the car. Pulling the large red handle on the top of the carrier will allow us to tilt it away from our vehicle into the loading position.



Surco Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain, we'll be test fitting the 24x60 Surco Cargo Carrier for 2 inch hitches with a 500 pound weight capacity. It's part number 52018. To begin our test fit, we'll slide the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch, we'll line up our pin holes, slide through our pin and secure it with the clip. In this position the carrier is going to offer us about 12 inches worth of ground clearance. The closest point of the carrier to the back of the vehicle is about 2 inches away and overall we've added about 27 1/2 inches to the length of the Terrain. When opening the rear hatch it's going to break over our carrier at about 16 3/4 inch mark.



Pro Series Solo Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain, we'll be test fitting the 31x47 Pro Series Solo Cargo Carrier for 2 inch hitches with a 400 pound weight capacity. It's part number PS1040100. To begin our test fit, we'll slide the shank of the bike rack into the receiver tube of our hitch, line up our pin holes, slide through our pin and secure it with the clip. We'll have about 15 inches worth of ground clearance here at the rear of the rack. The closest point of the rack to the back of our vehicle is about 8 inches away and overall we've added about 40 1/4 inches to the length of the car. When opening our rear hatch it breaks over our carrier at about the 20 inch mark.



MaxxTow Aluminum Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain, we are going to be test fitting the 20x47 Maxxtow Cargo Carrier for 2 inch hitches with a 500 pound weight capacity. It's part number MT70108. To begin our test fit, we'll slide the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch, we'll line up the pin holes, slide through our pin and secure it with the clip. In this position we have about 12 inches of ground clearance here at the rear of the rack. The closest point of the rack to the back of our vehicle is about 5 1/4 inches away and overall we've we are adding about 28 inches to the length of the Terrain. When opening our rear hatch door it breaks over the carrier at about the 19 1/2 inch mark.



MaxxTow Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain, we'll be test fitting the 17x50 Maxxtow Cargo Carrier for 2 inch hitches with a 500 pound weight capacity. It's part number MT70107. To begin our test fit, we're going to slide the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch, line up our pin holes,slide through our pin and secure it with our clip. Our carrier will provide us with about 12 inches of ground clearance here at the rear. The closest point of the carrier to the back of our vehicle is about 3 inches away and overall we've added about 22 1/2 inches to the length of our Terrain. When opening our rear hatch it breaks over our carrier at about 18 1/4 inches.



Curt Folding Aluminum Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain we're going to be test fitting the 19 by 60 folding CURT cargo carrier for 2" hitches. With a 500 pound weight capacity, its part number is C18100. To begin our test we'll slide the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch, line up our pinholes, slide through our pin, and secure it with our clip. In this position you have about 10-1/2" worth of ground clearance. The closest point of the rack to the back of our vehicle's about 1" away. Overall we've added about 6-3/4" to the length of the Terrain. Pulling the pin at the base of the carrier allows us to tilt it away from our vehicle into the loading position.



Curt Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2013 GMC Terrain

Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain, we'll be test fitting the 17x46 Curt Cargo Carrier for 1 1/4 and 2 inch hitches with a 500 pound weight capacity. It's part number C18145. To begin our test fit, we'll slide the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch, line up our pin holes, thread in our anti rattle bolt and tighten it down with a wrench. We can then secure it with the provided clip. In this position our carrier is going to offer us about 12 inches worth of ground clearance. The closest point of the carrier to the back of our vehicle is about 2 1/2 inches away and overall we've added about 22 inches to the length of our Terrain.





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