Best Hitch and Folding Cargo Carrier Recommendation for a 2014 Mazda CX-9
Published 11/10/2014 >
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Vehicle: 2014 Mazda CX-9 I am interested in installing the Curt hitch 13575 and pairing it with Curt cargo carrier C18153. 1. Is this a good pairing and will the cargo carrier fold-up well with my particular vehicle? 2. Will the trailer hitch interfere with the lowering of the spare tire if it is needed? Thanks!
asked by: Chin-Yo L
Expert Reply:
Yes to all of your questions!
The Curt Hitch part # 13575 that you referenced would be an excellent choice for a hitch for your 2014 Mazda CX-9 and would allow you to retain your factory spare tire. The spare will need to be angled a bit as it get raised and lowered but that shouldn't be too much of a hassle. With this hitch you will be required to use a stabilizer strap like part # 18050 to support the carrier and not void the hitch warranty. For a similar hitch that wouldn't require a stabilizer strap you would want the # 75531.
Also, the 20x59 Curt Cargo Carrier # C18151 would be an excellent choice for a cargo carrier and would have enough clearance to fold up when used on your vehicle.
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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
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- 400 lbs TW
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