Stromberg Carlson 60x23 Hitch Cargo Carrier for 2" Hitches Review - 2025 Honda Odyssey - CC-100 скачать в хорошем качестве

Stromberg Carlson 60x23 Hitch Cargo Carrier for 2" Hitches Review - 2025 Honda Odyssey - CC-100

Click for more info and reviews of this Stromberg Carlson Hitch Cargo Carrier: https://www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Cargo-... Check out some similar Hitch Cargo Carrier options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Hitc... Search for other popular Honda Odyssey parts and accessories: https://www.etrailer.com/vehicle/2025... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-Review-St... Hi Matt with Trailer. Today, we'll be talking about the Stromberg Carlson Cargo Carrier on the back of our 2025 Honda Odyssey. Now this is gonna be a great cargo carrier if you're looking for something that's gonna be a little bit smaller than some other ones out there, but be a great spot to put some of your other items on. So when you have a cargo carrier on the back of your vehicle, I think there's a lot of great applications for it, whether you got a full vehicle of people, there's a lot of luggage in there. And, of course, when we look at the storage space of the Odyssey, well it's not the smallest. If you try to put six or seven people's worth of luggage back here properly isn't gonna happen. This is another great spot for it. Another reason why I really like this though, is if you're driving around, you got anything with a lot of spillage suit like mulch concrete or anything that's just kind of dirty, you don't want that in your vehicle. This is a great spot to keep it at. Now when you have those items, you wanna make sure that you are gonna be securing them correctly. So there's gonna be a couple different holes you'll see around the edges of this. So if you have any type of hooks they can fit in there, but some ratchet straps will work really nicely with this wrap all the way around it. What I wouldn't recommend doing though, is using any type of hook on the bottom here, because that could warp it over time and then damage it. Now for how much you can actually put on here, you could probably put maybe four, maybe five smaller things of luggage here and then you can even stack that up. Again, make sure you are properly strapping 'em down, but it's also gonna have your weight capacity of 500 pounds. We also wanna make sure what our hitch is rated for and our vehicle just so we don't overload anything and damage something. Now let's get a couple measurements. So the first measurement I'm gonna get is gonna be the ground clearance. So this here is gonna be at a little bit over 10." So if you're gonna be loading this up with a lot of weight, that's gonna drop down by a couple inches. So keep a close eye on this if you're going up any steep incline, like a driveway or hill. The other thing we wanna take into account is gonna be the total distance out it sits. This is gonna be 27 1/2," so that doesn't stick out as far as a lot of other cargo carriers since it does sit closer to our vehicle. Still enough room to get over here and grab your pin so you can remove it. Now another thing we wanna take into account is gonna be our lift gate. Since this is sitting a little bit closer, it won't be able to open up as far without hitting something. And right now, the highest thing you could have on here before it makes contact is gonna be 15." So as long as you keep items below 15," you'll be just fine. Now when it comes to stacking items back here and interfere with anything on the back of your vehicle, I'd recommend keeping it below 18." Anything over 18" is gonna start to block your license plate. Now the way this is gonna install is we're gonna have a 2" shank that's gonna go into our 2" hitch receiver. Now this isn't gonna come with a pin and clip, so make sure you do pick one up 'cause that will be necessary to even use this. And then right now you'll notice, this is in here pretty good. It's really not moving, and that's because I'm using the atrial anti-rattle collar. Something I do recommend grabbing 'cause these really do help with noise. 'Cause if I loosen this up, we'll be able to hear what this would sound like if we didn't have that. (metal rattles) And that'd be pretty noisy for especially on a longer drive and you don't really have a lot of heavy things back here at the moment. So if you need one, we got 'em here at etrailer. But overall, there are some other options. One that's pretty good is gonna be the Reese cargo carrier. It's gonna be a little bit larger than this, and it's just a little bit further away from your vehicle. So if you need more space back here, go with that, but it will be heavier. So if you need something a little bit more lighter, easier to store, then I'd go with this. Yeah, if you guys do decide to go with this, let us know how it's working for you in eith