Hitch Recommendation for 2015 Kia Soul to Carry Kuat V2 Transfer
Updated 01/27/2026 | Published 08/16/2024 >
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Question:
Im considering buying a Transfer V2 to carry a 28 pound hybrid bike on 300+ mile road trips. I have not yet bought the hitch bracket. Would you recommend a Class 1 1.25 or Class II 2 hitch for this application? I have a small car 2015 Kia Soul, and would never want to tow anything or even put 2 bikes on a rack.
asked by: Doug R
Expert Reply:
Hey Doug, for your 2015 Kia Soul I would go with a Class I hitch like the Curt # C11419 to carry the Kuat Transfer V2 part # KU74FR. The 2 inch hitch part # 306-X7326 is a great hitch but it honestly is too expensive for if it was my choice to make and doesn't really offer an advantage.
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Jameson C.
1/27/2026
Hey Doug, how did things work out with the Class I hitch and the Transfer V2 on your Kia Soul? Your feedback could really help others trying to choose the right setup for a single bike on a small car.