Would the Kuat Transfer 3 Bike Rack Fit a 2008 Nissan Quest with 2 inch Hitch
Updated 02/25/2016 | Published 02/24/2016
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Will the Kuat Transfer 3 fit on a 2008 Nissan Quest minivan with a class III 2inch receiver?
asked by: Mike
Expert Reply:
Yes, the Kuat Transfer bike rack part # KU24FR would fit and work well on a 2 inch hitch like the # C13563 installed on your 2008 Nissan Quest minivan. You still might take one measurement to be absolutely certain.
You will want to measure from the center of the hitch pin hole out to the furthest point out on the rear bumper. As long as that distance is less than 6 inches this rack would fit and clear. From the install pics I have seen of this hitch on your vehicle there should be no problem, but since I don't have the exact dimension, you should measure to be safe.
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