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Curt Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2016 Chevrolet Malibu

Today on our 2016 Chevrolet Malibu we're going to be taking a look at the Curt 20 x 48 Cargo Carrier, part number C18110. Now these cargo carriers are going to be great for freeing up space in your vehicle for passengers or pets, or maybe just getting all your dirty, keeping it outside, and not dirtying up the interior of your car. Now our cargo carrier's made out of a strong, durable steel construction and it has a nice black powder coat finish so it's going to resist rust and corrosion. Now all along the edge here we're going to have multiple tie-down points so we're going to always have somewhere to secure our gear when we're ready to tie it down. I'd like to give you a few measurements just so we know how much we're actually going to be adding to the length of our vehicle. Now from the most outer edge of our bumper this is going to come right about to 25". Now the closest point to our vehicle, it's going to be just a little bit under 6" right here.



Surco Products Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2015 Chevrolet Malibu

Today on our 2015 Chevrolet Malibu, we're doing a test fit of the Surco Cargo Carrier, part number 52017 for one and a quarter hitches only. Those dimensions are 20 by 48 and it can hold up to 200 pounds. Let's take a few measurements. I'll show you a few things here. The first measurement I'd like to show you, closure to our bumper to our cargo carrier, that's two and a half inches. Overall, we've added 24 inches and for our ground clearance, I'm showing eight and a half inches. Like I said, this is made out of a sturdy steel.



Reese Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2014 Chevrolet Malibu

Zach: Hey, everybody. Zach here at etrailer.com. Today we're going to be taking a look at the Reese Explore cargo carrier on our 2014 Chevrolet Malibu. This is going to be an inch and a quarter cargo carrier that's going to allow us to free up some space in our trunk or in the back seat so we can have more room for other belongings. It's also great for carrying stuff that's dirty or too large to fit in the trunk.Now, when it comes to these cargo carriers, capacity is usually the biggest question and this one has a really good capacity at 300 pounds. Now, that's not the highest capacity cargo carrier we offer, but it is really good for an inch and a quarter.



Surco Products Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2014 Chevrolet Malibu

Today on our 2014 Chevrolet Malibu, we're doing a test fit of the Surco Cargo carrier. This is 20 by 48, has a weight capacity of 300 pounds and works with inch and a quarter hitches only. That part number is 52017. The first thing we're going to do here is take a few measurements. Starting off with our ground clearance, we're going to have about 10 inches down there. Overall to our vehicle we're adding about 23 inches and our closet point is going to be about an inch and a quarter away there.



Curt 17x46 Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2014 Chevrolet Malibu

Today on our 2014 Malibu, we're going to be test fitting the 17x46 Curt Cargo Carrier. They designed this for use in inch and a quarter hitches, it also has the two inch adapter if you want to go from one car to another with it. They offer up to a five hundred pound weight capacity with it. The part number is: C18145. To begin the test fit, you just slide the shank right into the receiver tube of our hitch. Now we want to slide it in far enough so that the threaded hole lines up with our hitch pin hole.



Rola 21x55 Hitch Cargo Carrier Review - 2009 Chevrolet Malibu

Today, on our 2009 Chevrolet Malibu, we'll be doing a test fit of the Rola-Cargo carrier. That's part number 59507. Its dimensions are 21 by 55, it has a nice weight capacity of 300 pounds and it's for inch and a quarter hitches only. That's going to be class II only, that is. Let's go ahead and begin our test fit by sliding the shank into the receiver and line up our pinholes. Just going to work our way in.





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