will this hitch fit a 2009 Toyota hybrid hylander with a 19" spare tire underneath and not interfere with the tire?
1070362
Per Drawtite, the manufacturers website, this part not work with the 19" spare tire underneath. 2008-2013 Toyota, Highlander, All, Inc. Hybrid (Except Models w/Full Size 19" Spare Tire) Reliable Brands
1587537
I believe it will. However, to make sure,I would re-look at the dimensions given on the website which show the arm length in the extended position. Also, remember that the arm at the hitch sticks out the back a ways. Thus, you need to do some measuring and calculating.
2262938
To get the answer to your question go to the PullRite web page, they have complete compatability listings there. It's a great hitch for a short bed pickup.
1324427
It will fit if... the distance from the center of the pin hole on the hitch is less than or equal to 10.5 inches. Any further than 10.5 inches and the bike rack will hit the tire before it can be installed properly.
2026172
You may need to remove some plastic plugs to uncover the screw holes. Yes it does fit with a 19" spare.
1378053
The hitch will work for sure. It is dependent on the rails installed on the pickup. This does not come with rails. I installed mine on existing rails that fit a lighter Reese hitch and they were a perfect fit on the 22 inch spacing of the rails. This is a heavy duty hitch.
934210
Depends on how far apart the bolt holes on your bumper are. My toyota was 7 7/8 too close for the hitch. I had to machine the slots closer. I cannot measure the slots now that they are installed but I think the hitch can accommodate holes from 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 apart. The holes are 3/4 diameter.
735856
As long as you have a hitch it will fit. It might not stick out far enough to clear the tire if this is the case you can always get a hitch extention.
165780
I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
1151427
Yes it will! The hitch tightner takes the play out of where the hitch ball mount slides into the towing receiver that is mounted to your vehicle.
1310161
The distance from the center of the hitch pin to the inside of the rail along which your motorcycle tire sits is just a bit under 17". So I doubt it will be in the way, unless you have a wide spare tire, and a wide bike
80573
Mine is on a Subaru Outback and there is room to open the back without using the "lowering" feature of the transporter (which, by the way, is a pain to use if the transporter has any sort of load in it). My guess is "probably" if everything stock. It will depend on a) the size (width) of your spare and how far it protrudes past the bumper and b) how your hitch is mounted and how far it protrudes (even with the bumper, recessed).
923751
As I don't have a Toyota, and I don't know if you have an after-market hitch receiver, so I can't say for absolutely certain it will fit. But the cover is designed for a standard 2-inch hitch receiver. I believe the locking pin location is standard as well, so it should fit fine. Mine works well for my after-market hitch receiver.
1286230
I assume it will since it fit my 09 with factory hitch. The factory hitch attached to the frame cross member. This attaches to the outside frame rails. The biggest change is adding a lic. plate light. Have a few replacement fuses handy if you try to use the Toyota green wire as the ground-- it's not. it's the hot wire (at least on mine)
1790204
Depends on the size of the hitch. It only fits a 2 inch. It does not fit my Escape.
514976
Not sure, you'll have to check your truck hitch pin configuration and match it up
1497657
Not sure how far out the spare tire extends, but the vertical post of the bike rack is 9.5 inches out from the end of the hitch.