The 2010 and 2011 Toyota Rav 4 are of the same generation, so other than minor changes the two vehicles would be essentially identical. The procedure shown in the video will be the same as what you'll use on your 2010. The parts you mentioned are…
For the 2019 Ford F-350 with the factory puck system, the correct B&W Companion OEM Slider 5th Wheel Hitch is the part #BWRVK3370. With the hitch mounted, the rear of the base will sit exactly 8-11/32" back from the front pucks up towards…
In a nutshell, you'll want the combined capacity of your tires to meet or exceed the 13000 lb GVWR of your toy hauler. A load range E tire in 235/80-16 will typically have a 3420 lb capacity per tire when fully inflated. For 4 tires, that would…
I attached a link to this page that has all of the tire and wheel combos that are aluminum that match your tire size of ST235/85R16 with an 8 lug bolt pattern. For a higher capacity option that looks really nice we have the Provider ST235/85R16…
Hey Jim. The Curt Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles item #C96JR is indeed compatible with the LED lights on your 2025 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. It plugs into your factory wiring harness behind the tail lights. The only issue would be if…
Hey Hewitt! It looks like the two ARB Base Racks designed for your 2020 Toyota 4Runner are the 72" Long x 51" Wide #ARB37YR and 61" Long x 51" Wide #ARB95GR. The ROAM 95L Rugged Case fits anything that has 80/20 channels. The…
To install a Redarc Tow Pro Liberty in your 2023 Toyota Tacoma Sport you will need the following parts: Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty Brake Controller item #RED24FR Plug-and-Play Wiring Harness for Redarc Tow-Pro Trailer Brake Controllers item #RED99FR…
The best valve extensions we will have for you will be the Wheel Masters 4-Hose Inflation Kit #WM8001. This has stainless-steel-wrapped, 2-ply rubber tubing with nylon braiding and will install on the inner and outer tires on 16", 16-1/2",…
Hey Todd, thanks for reaching out! The Stromberg Carlson Bike Bunk #CC-275 is a great way to get both your trailer and bikes to your campground, and it will work as long as your bike rack is rated for a trailer. For example, the Kuat Transfer V2…
The Yakima RidgeBack 5 Bike Rack - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting #Y02459 is compatible with flat-towing and can hold 5 bikes, so you won't have an issue with that. The weight capacity is 150lbs or 40lbs when only 1 bike is mounted.…
From what I have found in my research, to flat tow the vehicle the ignition key must be turned to the first or accessory position. This is so the steering wheel unlocks. Even with all accessories in the vehicle switched off, this creates sufficient…
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Tire Pressure Gauges with Flashlight for Low-Light Checks
Light up the valve stem and get your reading without guesswork thanks to the built-in flashlight. These easy-to-use gauges have been called accurate and handy, whether you're topping off a daily driver or checking trailer and RV tires before a trip. Compact designs fit in the glove box so you always have one ready when you need it.
Check for a battery isolator tab and remove it to power up the gauge. Loosen the battery cover screws to access the compartment, then reinstall securely. Avoid bumping the power button in storage to help the battery last. Take a few back-to-back readings on one tire to confirm consistency.
Press the gauge straight onto the valve and hold with steady pressure. Verify the unit is set to psi if that's what you use, not bar. If it reads oddly, remove the batteries for a few minutes to reset and try again. It can take a bit of practice and finesse to get consistent results.
Yes, the onboard light helps you find the valve in low light. Brightness can vary, and some lights can be dim. If the light won't turn on, check for a battery isolator tab and make sure the battery cover screws are loosened to access and remove it. Confirm the batteries are fresh before heading out.
It depends on the valve stem access. Some gauges don't fit the inside rear valve stems on certain RVs. Check the angle and clearance of your inner dual valves and consider using an extension if needed. Test fit before a trip so you're not fighting tight spaces on the road.