Would Yakima StepUp Have Enough Clearance to Allow Rear Door of Promaster to Open
Updated 05/12/2026 | Published 05/11/2026
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I have a 2024 Promaster 3500 camper van. In the video you provided on your web site for a Promaster 2500 the rear doors were not able to open with the rack in the swing out position. Is the clearance still the same? I need to be able to open my rear doors. Thank you so much!!
asked by: Alison
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Expert Reply:
Hey Alison, your 2024 Promaster 3500 van would have same hitch to door clearance as what we had in our install video for the Yakima StepUp part # Y22RX so if you wanted that rear door clearance you would need to use a hitch extender as well like the RockyMounts part # RKY10008 to have enough clearance.
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