Hello Ben, Thanks for writing in! Yes! The WeatherTech Front Auto Floor Mats #WT54TZ you were looking at are made specifically for the factory vinyl floor in your 2026 Ram 2500. For the rear, WeatherTech does not have a matching custom-fit rear mat…
It sure is Nathan! The Curt Helux 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Shock-Absorbing Pin Box Adapter item #C54HB is the Curt/Lippert pn 2024044574. The Curt Helux item #C54HB is designed to replace a Lippert Rhino pin box. It has a 20,000 lbs towing capacity and…
Hey Howard, great question but yes the Blue Ox Towed Vehicle Battery Charge Line Wiring Harness #BLU44ER that you referenced does have a diode built into it so that it doesn't backfeed or reverse charge from the towed vehicle to the tow vehicle.…
With the 1/2 inch diameter wheel studs on your etrailer.com Idler Hub Assemblies #AKIHUB-545-35-K and the 15 inch steel wheels from the Loadstar Tire and Wheel #AM3S640DX, you are looking at a torque spec of 90-120 ft.-lbs for the lug nuts. I have…
Hey Kevin, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the Curt Helux 5th Wheel to Gooseneck Shock-Absorbing Pin Box will indeed be a direct bolt on replacement for your current Helux pin box. Right now, the Curt helix only supports the Lippert Rhino pin box bolt…
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…
Hello Kayla, I am so glad you wrote in to us! I was able to confirm with MCD Innovations that you will need the MCD Innovations RV Shade Repair Kit - Solo with Steel Brackets - Switch Controlled Motor #MC82YR to replace your current motor…
We've checked with LaSalle Bristol in the past and they do not offer just the replacement cables for their valves so you'd need to go with an all new valve with part #34466N4AB72GMA.
Hey James, welcome back! The only plug and play wiring harness I have for flat towing is the Curt Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles item #C96JR. This has a 4-way connector that plugs into your motorhome. This plug and play harness…
Not at all, Kate! The Rich Solar RV Solar Charging Kit w/ 2 Panels - 12V - 400 Watts #RS97VR is ideal for bus life. It’s a great match for a 200Ah lithium setup, with headroom for adding an inverter or third battery later if you decide to do so. The…
The Fastway e2 Weight Distribution System is an excellent choice so if this is a system you are interested in I would not hesitant as it has exceptional sway control and it comes with a ten year warranty so you know it will last. That said, if you…
Excellent service both on the phone asking for information and the web. Look forward to recieving the item.... Thanks
Donald
Hondo, TX
Tow Hooks with Receiver Mount Hook for easy recoveries
Built for quick hookups, receiver mount hook tow hooks slide into your hitch to create a strong, convenient pull point. Look for options sized for 2 inch receivers that use a 5/8 inch pin, and remember the working capacity follows your hitch rating, even on class IV or V. If your receiver sits deep in the bumper, check the pin-hole-to-hook clearance to be sure it extends far enough.
Some heavy-duty Receiver Mount Hooks do not include a clasp. If you want help preventing a sling from dropping off when slack, look for a model with a clasp or consider a closed connection. Check the hook opening and your strap size so the fit stays secure during recovery.
Use the rating of your hitch as the limit. Some forged hooks are rated very high, but the setup is limited by the hitch and vehicle. In hard recoveries, loads can spike, so follow the lowest-rated component. Check your hitch class and vehicle ratings and choose gear accordingly.
Yes, Receiver Mount Hooks are designed for 2" hitches and use a 5/8" hitch pin. A locking pin can help keep it secured. Check your receiver size and verify the pin hole lines up. If your hitch is recessed, also confirm the shank length so the hook sits clear of the bumper.
Yes, just verify the distance from the center of the pin hole to where the hook begins to curve. Measure your bumper or receiver depth and compare to the hook's spec so it clears for easy strap attachment. If space is tight, choose a longer shank to help the hook sit proud of the bumper.
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