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Which one you looking for? The smaller one has a lower towing capacity of 5K IIRC
Subjectively I think the small one will but the larger one won't for full capacity.
Subjectively I think the small one will but the larger one won't for full capacity.
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The larger one will not clear the spare tire. Dale,I suggest you stop fighting this over a couple hundred dollars and the liability involved for using the wrong hitch with the heavy commercial trailer you want to tow. For all the time you are investing in trying to use a 4Runner hitch, you could have installed the OEM Lexus one already. LexusPartsNow has the OEM one for $255.49.
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The larger one will not clear the spare tire. Dale,I suggest you stop fighting this over a couple hundred dollars and the liability involved for using the wrong hitch with the heavy commercial trailer you want to tow. For all the time you are investing in trying to use a 4Runner hitch, you could have installed the OEM Lexus one already. LexusPartsNow has the OEM one for $255.49.
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So the over priced Lexus part it is then.
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That heavy commercial trailer will spend most of it's time lent out to friends and family, it will spend very little time behind my GX with lighter cargo such as mulch and fire wood
and only a few miles at s time. Dump trailer is cheaper to maintain that a SuperduSup.
and only a few miles at s time. Dump trailer is cheaper to maintain that a SuperduSup.
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Aren't most of the 4R's Class III hitches since stock tow rating is 5K lbs?
The OEM 460 one is a Class IV
PN: PT228-60140 or PT228-60100
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...hitch-issb.pdf
The OEM 460 one is a Class IV
PN: PT228-60140 or PT228-60100
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...hitch-issb.pdf
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Aren't most of the 4R's Class III hitches since stock tow rating is 5K lbs?
The OEM 460 one is a Class IV
PN: PT228-60140 or PT228-60100
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...hitch-issb.pdf
The OEM 460 one is a Class IV
PN: PT228-60140 or PT228-60100
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...hitch-issb.pdf
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I'd still want the overkill of the Class IV even if vehicle isn't capable of fully using the capacity. Just my opinion.
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When I got the OEM hitch, it was about $280 shipped from discount parts monster. It takes a lot longer to install, but I’d rather have the full capability that it was designed for.
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Aren't most of the 4R's Class III hitches since stock tow rating is 5K lbs?
The OEM 460 one is a Class IV
PN: PT228-60140 or PT228-60100
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...hitch-issb.pdf
The OEM 460 one is a Class IV
PN: PT228-60140 or PT228-60100
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...hitch-issb.pdf
PT228-60140 fits 2010-2020
PT228-60100 fir 2010-2013
Are the dimensional difference? Will PT228-60100 fir 2014-2020 as well?
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Just for a price point reference. I got mine from parts.com for $280 back in 2016.
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