Does anyone know if the Thule Force XXL will still allow the tailgate to open on a 2010 Chrysler Town and Country?
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I measured from the most aft setting of the positioning clamps in the rear and you will need to have about 28 inches from your rear roof rail to the opened position of you tailgate in the open position. It should be doable since your vehicle is one of the most popular minivans out there. The other consideration is the length od this box...it is long so by shifting it forward on your roof to allow for clearance of the tailgate you may have a fair amount of overhang in the front. Just think really big sun visor.
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I have a 2010 dodge with a stromberg fth wheel tailgate. I lift my generator into the bed of the truck and I leave the gate down while using the lift.
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If the tailgate is the same as my 2010 Tacoma, then it will fit. Love my Tacoma. Also consider buying the Cruise Control stalk, face plate, 2 wires and bolts ($100 all in OEM) if your truck is not currently equipped. Works great w/o a computer problem.
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As Stephen said, according to their product catalog, for all vehicle model, it only goes up to 2012, but seeing as Chevy did not update their truck until 2014, you should be good. The model you would require if nothing has changed is the VEL17 (if you want a 5th wheel tailgate) or REL17 (if you want regular version).Being a prior tailgate owner, there is definitely room to work with the tailgates as well. They allow for some fine tuning to your specifications and adjustments. The main thing is making sure the latches align correctly and you are provided with the necessary adapters if required. But the best thing is to contact the manufacturer...my guess is they just have not updated the catalog. As Stephen said, according to their product catalog, for all vehicle model, it only goes up to 2012, but seeing as Chevy did not update their truck until 2014, you should be good. The model you would require if nothing has changed is the VEL17 (if you want a 5th wheel tailgate) or REL17 (if you want regular version).Being a prior tailgate owner, there is definitely room to work with the tailgates as well. They allow for some fine tuning to your specifications and adjustments. The main thing is making sure the latches align correctly and you are provided with the necessary... » Read More As Stephen said, according to their product catalog, for all vehicle model, it only goes up to 2012, but seeing as Chevy did not update their truck until 2014, you should be good. The model you would require if nothing has changed is the VEL17 (if you want a 5th wheel tailgate) or REL17 (if you want regular version).Being a prior tailgate owner, there is definitely room to work with the tailgates as well. They allow for some fine tuning to your specifications and adjustments. The main thing is making sure the latches align correctly and you are provided with the necessary adapters if required. But the best thing is to contact the manufacturer...my guess is they just have not updated the catalog. « Show Less
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It will look great however my concern is your rear lift gate opening. Check thule website to see if you'll clear the carrier. Otherwise it's somewhat expensive but worth it. I've driven 80 miles per hour and it is quiet as can be.
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Your best bet is to contact Thule direct. I had questions when I ordered mine, and they were very helpful.
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I can open my tailgate with no issues at all. Be sure you review the Anderson website and determine the proper drop / model.
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My pickup truck cap rear window has 2 positions, closed or near-vertical (which doesn't work with the tent attached). So I can only open the tailgate when the tent is attached.
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I live in Ohio. Never had any trouble with it working. Drive truck daily. Just make sure all wires are tied up good so won't get ice to pull on ground wire. Mine sits outside year around. I have mine on a s10 have room on both sides. Use the tape to get in right spot. Put tailgate on to make sure can see it with tailgate on.
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These supports are independent of the power open/close mechanism and should be the same for all similar design years. I say should as I have never seen any differentiation in part numbers or descriptions on anything to do with tailgates other than for the lift motor/mechanism itself.
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Go to this link and see;http://shop.mcgard.com/products/automotive/tailgate-lockRegardsJM
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I would be pretty confident it is. I've seen dealers list that part number for 2009-2015 fitment. Can't see how having a manual tailgate would complicate things at all. And put the 3rd row seatbelts behind the bar when you install, otherwise they'll snag all the time.
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If you go to the Thule website, I believe you can download the manual which has the settings for all of the cars that it fits. The design is such that I would be surprised if it didn't fit, but the manual should tell you for sure.
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Measure your tailgate. If it is less than 60 inches it will not work. This is a good product. I have had no problems with it and it was easy to install.
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Best bet is to call Thule. They can tell you what every make and model year uses. Thule customer service is 1 (800) 238-2388
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It should because the sides are adjustable. It is composite material, so it is lightweight. I install it myself and put my factory tailgate on when I'm not towing. I like mine, but it's not made to be stepped on. When I have mine on, I never lower it, since you can easily hook up with the gate up. Loading is easy when it is up as well. It has a key lock too! this will prevent anyone from liking it better than you and making off with it.
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I don't know. I looked on their web site and I only see it listed 07-13. But I don't see why it wouldn't. Unless the tail gate has changed that much