Does anyone know if a Toyota Prius could haul this?
1419454
I think it could but I think it would for the warranty if you got caught with a trailer hitch on your Prius. I just pulled mine for 200 miles with a Honda Accord Hybrid it is a V6 however and it has a 30 horsepower electric motor in tandem with a 230 gas engine giving a total of 260 horsepower. I also carried lots of camping gear, I'm guessing about 400 pounds of gear plus the lifetime trailer and tent. Try not to load the rest of the car down much if you try to pull that trailer.I think the issue with hybrids and trailers has to do with the braking system.its not designed to have the momentum of a heavy trailer pushing it while you"re trying to brake so I would be very careful on braking if you do try this.
1419455
You should check with your dealer on how much you can pull. My daughter pulls hers with a Madza CX5.
1419456
I wouldn't think so, but check your owners manual to see if towing is allowed. If so, it will give you the lbs. allowed.
1126624
I am sorry but I have a 2010 Prius and would not be able to answer your question.
2134566
I am sure this would work perfectly for that. I have a class I 1 1/4" receiver on a 2012 Toyota Prius and it works great with no problems.
688195
My wife can pick it up and put in the back of out pick up but it does weigh more than 25# and is sort of awkward to handle. It is about all she can handle.
1561483
I think it would be fine. It's also pretty light for lifting it in and out of the car.
1340812
It is possible, however I would say it would take at least a person or more at each corner to lift and move it. it's sturdy enough to drag if it is on the right surface, but I'd stick with a group to help move it.
419357
Yes. I have a Toyota Prius which only accepts a class 1 hitch. This worked perfectly.
2001742
Yes, it should be just fine. It's a very stout bumper with a class 3 hitch. As long as you follow the instructions, it's tied into the frame very well. I'd have no concerns towing with it.
1073733
It would probably work for carrying the load but,won't fold up.I use mine on a rav4
1162001
Of course, but it would be heavy to transport and time to put it together if you took it apart to move it in a car.
1903632
You should be able to move it from vehicle to vehicle very easily. I have done this with mine.
1046299
It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended. It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many... » Read More It depends on how well you can anchor it down. I'm not familiar with the layout of a Prius, but if you can secure it tightly you shouldn't have any problems. We had to run a pole along the top of ours because my big wolfdog would just lean into and squirm her way over the top of it. The pole put a stop to that. And, when she was a baby she'd tried and squeeze through the sides, but no way could she make it because it's tightly secured. The good thing about this netting is the many grommets it has and the bungies that you can easily adjust to make it fit like you want it. You have many options. I've had mine for a long time now and I loved it when I got and still love it! Highly recommended. « Show Less
281219
Yes, but it is heavy so I personally wouldn't want to move it around a lot. I'm assuming you would have to do for loading dogs in to an SUV.
1903630
I can move it from vehicle to vehicle. It is working great for me. I bought one for my work van as well.
461696
I have used this to haul my dad's wheelchair a number of times. The best way I've found to carry it is to hang it upside down with one bar going through the wheels and the other supporting the frame. It tucks nicely behind my car and doesn't impact fuel economy.
685945
Yes it is possible, however to start with you will need a full sized receiver hitch... If it's a compact car/4 cyl, I would not recommend it. However if you are determined to do this with at least a mid sized car, you will also need to equip the vehicle with helper/overload springs on the back.
1754757
I doubt it we had allot of trouble getting it on our mercury mariner small SUV it's huge I suggest a trailer to pull it it's not heavy so your sedan would pull it on a small light trailer if u have a hitch.