ActiveIndy

Just ordered my Curt hitch and wiring kit for my '10 XLT wagon....looking forward to referencing the great info in this thread when I get it!

Nicely done! It would appear getting the load perfectly balanced is critical?

I agree with Willie...and there is a much more active European forum, but you have to weed through vehicle differences at times to ensure the info is applicable to what we have here in the states. Welcome!

Thanks! Not sure I'd trust self tapping metal screws...am thinking riv nuts are a better way to go.

Digging this question back up...anyone done this? Would like to have some e-track, but don't want to pay $700 for the Adrian poly panel system that includes it...

Hilarious! I hadn't even noticed those holes were there until I saw this post! Granted I just bought mine a few days ago...

Will be using mine for my small business that does active city tours in Indianapolis - walking, running and bicycle tours.

Greetings from Indy! Launched ActiveIndy Tours and Events last year as the only company in Indianapolis that offers daily, guided city tours - and we do all of them in active ways...walking, running and biking tours. Website is ActiveIndyTours.com Needed a vehicle that could haul a bit of equipment and bikes around, but also have a youngster at home, so needed a backseat that can accommodate a car seat in case I need to do an emergency pickup from the daycare. My new 2010 XLT Wagon seems to fit the bill nicely. Just took possession earlier this week and am starting to get to know her a bit better...will have plenty of questions along the way and look forward to participating here and on the UK forum that appears to have a bit more traffic...