[BassHole]

I just bought a 2004 Toyota Sequoia and it didn't have the tow package on it. So I'm looking around to have a hitch installed. I'm thinking of Line X in Knoxville. Anyone use them before?

 

[fishnpig]

LINE-X IS DECENT. YOU MIGHT TRY AN U-HAUL DEALER, THE ONE ON CLINTONHWY., IS PRETTY GOOD. AND IF BUY ONE, IT'S NOT HARD AT ALL TO INSTALL YOUR SELF. I PUT MINE ON MY DODGE. THE MOUNTING HOLES WILL MOUNT UP WITH EXISTING FRAME BOLTS. HOPE THIS HELPS.

 

[Z-91]

LINE-X IS DECENT. YOU MIGHT TRY AN U-HAUL DEALER, THE ONE ON CLINTONHWY., IS PRETTY GOOD. AND IF BUY ONE, IT'S NOT HARD AT ALL TO INSTALL YOUR SELF. I PUT MINE ON MY DODGE. THE MOUNTING HOLES WILL MOUNT UP WITH EXISTING FRAME BOLTS. HOPE THIS HELPS.

That is what I would do put it on myself. If that ain't possible do what Fishinpig suggests.

 

[G3_Guy]

Give the folks at Pheonix Conversions in Knoxville a call. I've used them in the past for different stuff and they do good work. Below is a link to their site.



Pheonix Conversions

 

[sharpshooter]

You might also want to call some of the camper stores around the Knoxville area and get some prices.

 

[Wood Man]

If you haven't already done it, and especially since you live in Maryville, go down to Bob Kidd Tire across from McCammon Ammons funeral home. They are good and honest.