Installation of Trailer Hitch Receiver 75676 on 2014 Lexus 450h
Published 10/06/2020 >
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Once again, thanks for your comprehensive reply! Sorry I didn't mention I have beach cruisers with both front and rear fenders. I really do LIKE the bike rack you recommended. It does seem rather simple, which is good, and the tilting feature is important. BUT... I don't think it would work with fenders as the clamp down is meant for a tire. Is that correct? And if so, what is a good, simple, tilting, carrier for fender bikes. I like the recommended carrier's concept. A light aluminum carrier isn't a bad idea either. And would you still recommend the Truat locks or something else? I think that is about all. I should have been more specific initially as to what type of bikes they are. They are the Electra Townies -- 3 speed aluminum with fenders. Though I don't need it at this time, I might get the wiring harness with one of the other items so I don't have to pay shipping. I do have the factory tow package. Which wiring harness do you suggest? Thanks again for all your help.
asked by: Lisa
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # 75676 is a confirmed fit for your 2014 Lexus RX 450h. We do not have any videos of the RX450h with that particular hitch receiver, but I have added the video of the installation of the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # C13143 which is also a fit to assist.
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Lisa
10/2/2020
Once again, thanks for your comprehensive reply! Sorry I didn't mention I have beach cruisers with both front and rear fenders. I really do LIKE the bike rack you recommended. It does seem rather simple, which is good, and the tilting feature is important. BUT... I don't think it would work with fenders as the clamp down is meant for a tire. Is that correct? And if so, what is a good, simple, tilting, carrier for fender bikes. I like the recommended carrier's concept. A light aluminum carrier isn't a bad idea either. And would you still recommend the Truat locks or something else? I think that is about all. I should have been more specific initially as to what type of bikes they are. They are the Electra Townies -- 3 speed aluminum with fenders. Though I don't need it at this time, I might get the wiring harness with one of the other items so I don't have to pay shipping. I do have the factory tow package. Which wiring harness do you suggest? Thanks again for all your help.