Are cars to low to work with this? say a honda accord?
174251
I wasn't impressed with this unit, it failed to work on my 650 that is half of the rated weight. Not sure if it works properly on any vehicle.
174252
I have not used it on my Saturn yet, only on my 4X4 Ranger. It did set up real high. I would think that it should be fine on small cars. They do make hitches that have lift on them, that may be best. This is a good product. I used more straps than were provided, for greater stability.
174253
I think that would work. However make sure your bike is light enough for the lift to work. Not for a Harley road king. Also, when making a turn the bike really leans over. I didn't care for it.
174254
Most likely unless it was a very light bike. The tongue weight is high on this- basically almost 50%, also you really need a pair of widespread attach point for straps ( bars to bumper) or bike will flop side to side.
174255
It depends upon the weight of the bike. I put a 550lb bike on Scion Xa and it did NOT work. Scrapped the ground. Remember this carrier attaches to Trailer Hitch you already have installed on your car.
174256
not sure i uesd on a jeep wrangler but if you shorten the yoke and depending on the motorcycle it should
689181
I put it on toyota ,with some adjustments,because previous one was double din .I feel you should able to install it in honda accord with some minor adjustments .
1261233
Depending on the placement of your car.and how much mid and high you're trying to push through them.if its a basic system . No.
678455
No should be fine I would think and you can aim it. Don't have that car so can't be 100% though
422240
not really in my opinion. it won't give you the clearances you need to work under the car. it is designed to give just enough lift to remove a flat tire and replace it. you'll need regular ramps to accomplish your goal.
1933428
I have not ever used it in that type of capacity but if the car is a convertible it is probably doable. If it is a standard car then no I don't think so.
582193
you can use them, that's where I have mine. The car will probably be ok but I think it will move them out of place.
1090248
I don't recommend it. The only way I was able to lift the front end of my '04 Accord up high enough to get jack stands under it was by awkwardly lifting each side at the front subframe. This jack just doesn't go high enough to be of much use. It's also really bad quality. I would get a decent floor jack to lift the car, and then of course put jack stands under the reinforced lift points.
852615
No, you can make it work as long as you can see a little bit of the metal on the headrests. It is VERY difficult to install, however, if you can't raise the headrests a good amount though.
1845075
it's possible, but this panel is a positive ground, and the car is negative ground. i think they had a solution in the manual. i'm sure it's possible to do that, just don't connect it incorrctly, make sure you know what you are doing first before you cause damage
1579965
I just used this for fog lights on my 08 Honda Pilot. I don't think theres high or low when it comes to Fog Lights.
1725512
I would think so. Mine is used on a Hyundai Genesis sedan which has pretty much the same trunk configuration as an Accord.
729888
I would not recommend using it to put someone in a car. You do not have enough clearance.
11252
Most cars work on the track. there are some exceptions. Cars (trucks) that are tall tend to not work. The lower the top of the car, the faster it tends to run.
1462493
As long as you can jack the car up high enough, they would be fine. The problem is having a jack that raises high enough to clear the stands. I bought a jack that, fully extended, is 2" too short to lift the car onto the stands. They're great- just make sure your jack is up to the task!
881807
Is surf up or down? Kidding. If your car has the two rails as shown, it should work fine
185697
Yes it will be live me i have very low profile cars an that was my problem. I am very happy an i am thinking about buying a nother one