Tire Tray Replacement Hardware For Thule T2 Classic Bike Rack # TH9044

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Hi, I do have a a Thule t2 classic and I wanna get screws/bolt that goes on the part that holds the tray. I stripped mine. Let me know if you got the specs. Thanks!

asked by: Jose L

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We do have replacement hardware for the Thule T2 Classic 2 Bike Rack TH9044.

The specific bolt that holds the tire tray in place is the Replacement Slotted Cutting Bolt for Thule T2 Classic Bike Platform Rack # TH34FR. This bike rack uses 2 of these bolts.

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Hey David. To attach the Fat Tire Adapter Kit item #TH97YC to a Thule T2 Pro X Bike Rack item #TH23GC you will need the Replacement Bolt for Thule T2 Classic Bike Platform Rack item #TH34FR. The bolts are sold individually. You will need two per…

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Answer 4

To install the Replacement Fat Tire Front Wheel Tray for Thule T2 Classic Platform Bike Racks #8523598001 you will just need to remove the 2 screws holding the old tray in place and then use those same screws to install the new one (see attached).

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Answer 5

We have the screws you are looking for! To replace the two screws that mount the Fat Tire Adapter Kit #TH919 you will need two of the Replacement Slotted Cutting Bolt #TH34FR.

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Answer 6

Thanks for getting me the pictures of your Thule T2! From that I can tell you have the T2 Classic like #TH9044 and the correct wheel holder would be the part #7521568001. This would also work on the #TH9044-TH9046.

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Answer 7

So I checked with Thule and for the version of the T2 that would have been bought prior to 2012 the correct wheel tray is the part #853-5958 that you referenced.

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