My 2015 Subaru Forester has a max tow of 1500 pounds. will this fit it or should i go bigger
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I am not sure if it fits your Subaru but it fits my Prius very well. It is very easy to install too.
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I would go with the higher TW also!! That's what I've used on several different size and weight trailers and they all pulled just great!! Best Hitch on the market!! Hands down!!
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I agree with Crams77 it's any TW upto 1000. My trailer runs about 540 lbs on the tw
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My barrier works A-1 super 8th my 2009 Forester. A dealer can tell.you how.much the cargo space has been modified from the 2009-10 models to the present configuration
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You will lose almost 3 inches directly under the center of your bumper. The manufacture web site says it is for the XV Crosstrek 2013-14 (these are the only years it was made so probably compatible with you Imprezza. It may bolt up since the two vehicles are very much the same. However, you should probably start by picking a hitch designed specifically for your car. This will probably limit you to a 1-1/4" receiver which is adequately rated for the towing capacity of either vehicle anyway. http://www.curtmfg.com/
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I use mine on a 2011 Subaru Outback. I will lift one side of the vehicle for tire rotations. I use blocks under the suspension anyway,"just in case". The Jeep shouldn't weigh any more than my Outback...
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Only the rating regarding your tongue weight. If you are anywhere close to 800# tongue weight (I was 720) then the people I have consulting say to go to the next larger size. Since I was at 720, and I knew that loading the trailer and the back end of the tow vehicle (anything behind the axel of the tow vehicle is considered tongue weight) would probably bring it very close, if not over 800# tongue weight, I opted for the 1200 trunnion bars.
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I have a Subaru Forester with similar aero bars (also 2.5 inches wide, oval shape) and the carrier attaches with plenty of width to spare (bars could be almost an inch wider with no problem).
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Works great I. The 2010 forester. Maybe you could ask a Subaru dealer if the design has changed much. I really like mine, easy to install
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as long as your hitch is rated to carry 6500 pounds you should be good that's all you got to worry about
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I would not go much bigger in tires. I have 225 15 on there and it is pretty heavy for the size of this carrier, wouldn't go much bigger!
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I have a heavy I have a heavy RV and only using 40% of the capacity of the air lift system I level out with ease. I'm certain you would appreciate a great improvement in ride and handling. Probably the best towing accessory I've ever bought.
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Yes, You need to have a class 4 hitch. This will allow you to pull max weight.
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I don't think so. I believe they changed the style of the forester in 2009, and this hitch would not fit on an older model. I have a 2010 forester and it worked great. Hope that helps a little.
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I bought a set for my 2014 Forester and it fit perfectly. Buy it, if it doesn't fit return it to Amazon. Returns are super simple
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I wish i could say yes or no. Your model looks bigger then mine. To be honest since it was just one weight i never went to trouble of trying it on mine. I just bought some aggressive rear tire . sorry i am no help.
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2004 to 2006 are direct fit with no drilling. You will need to remove bolts holding carbon canister next to gas filler. Hitch is heavy but I am 72 years old and I did everything in about an hour. The hardest part for me was torqueing the bolts...leave finger tight until you have all the bolts inserted. Also if using the 3/4 bolt on the ball get the 3500 lb ball. The Subaru tows like a dream just load your trailer with more weight in front than in the rear. Tracks beautiful upto 65 mph. A heavy load will cost you 2 to 3 mpg on average. Good luck.