among many of sizes how should I pick up? I have Toyota Prius 2012 with 195/65R15. TY.
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According to the Thule fit guide you will need Thule CL-10 080 which is size 080 to fit your tire size but they do not list an exact fit for your year of Prius so you may have to call Thule to find out a more exact answer. http://www.thule.com/fitguide/Default.aspx?language=en-US&market=US&pimid=SubcategoryWeb_361484&productid=Thule+CS-10#
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I used the 9 cf (the sport jr) size on my civic, but could have gone up to the 12cf size. I think the 18cf might be too big for a Prius.
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It only fits G grade's cargo box. If your prius is E grade, you must buy G grade's cargo box additionally.
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You should check with your dealer on how much you can pull. My daughter pulls hers with a Madza CX5.
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I would check on Google about what size they use. Im not really sure about Toyota's.
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Thanks for the inquiry. I would estimate a medium would fit your vehicle. Best regards richard
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Driver, make sure u look up ur cars driver and passenger sizes before u purchase
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If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from Toyota. You will have a battery with 38 amp hours of capacity instead of 28 amp hours over 25% more. If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from... » Read More If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from Toyota. You will have a battery with 38 amp hours of capacity instead of 28 amp hours over 25% more. « Show Less
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I got ours for a full-size 3/4-ton Chevy pickup and it is plenty big. Am sure it would be too large for a Prius.
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I just bought my Prius( the standard model, not a v or c).... And ordered these hoping they would fit. They fit my 2015 prius perfectly! I am super happy with them!
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My '02 prius had very different wheels than my 2011 prius, so I cannot say. The center hub opening might be the same size, but you'd probably need to measure.
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I'm sorry, but I don't know. My Prius is a 2011. I will see if I can find some information on-line using the part number.
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I looked it up on line as well as calling B and W. They are pretty vehicle specific. One size does not fit all.
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Depends on the size of the truck - you would need to measure the distance between the wheel wells. Full size pick up would probably be ok, mid to small probably not.
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hi here is our store link that has a better description of the sills and the ones that fit the 2012 prius, it will also save you a few $'s too. http://www.mytoyotawarehouse.com/servlet/Detail?no=300thanks
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Looking at the mats for the 2009 "regular" Prius, and comparing them to those I purchased for my 2013 Prius V, I am pretty certain that they will not fit. I traded in my 2009 "regular" Prius for the Prius V and there are a number of differences in the floor portions. The rear of the Prius V has no hump in it and the Prius V front floors are wider than those of the "regular" Prius in addition to having a smaller and seemingly more forward gas tank opener tab. Try searching specifically for 2009 Prius floor mats and you will get a response for a specific range of years that the mats will fit. Looking at the mats for the 2009 "regular" Prius, and comparing them to those I purchased for my 2013 Prius V, I am pretty certain that they will not fit. I traded in my 2009 "regular" Prius for the Prius V and there are a number of differences in the floor portions. The rear of the Prius V has no hump in it and the Prius V front floors are wider than those of the "regular" Prius in addition to having a smaller and seemingly more forward gas tank opener tab. Try searching specifically for 2009 Prius floor mats and you will get a response for a specific range of... » Read More Looking at the mats for the 2009 "regular" Prius, and comparing them to those I purchased for my 2013 Prius V, I am pretty certain that they will not fit. I traded in my 2009 "regular" Prius for the Prius V and there are a number of differences in the floor portions. The rear of the Prius V has no hump in it and the Prius V front floors are wider than those of the "regular" Prius in addition to having a smaller and seemingly more forward gas tank opener tab. Try searching specifically for 2009 Prius floor mats and you will get a response for a specific range of years that the mats will fit. « Show Less
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As long as your Prius has 15-inch wheels, any set of 15-inch wheel covers should fit. I chose these because the design mimics the design of the original equipment wheel covers that were installed on my Prius by Toyota.