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When your trailer sits too high or low, it can pull unevenly and cause sway. This ball mount keeps things straight with a 4" drop or 2" rise so your setup stays level. It slides into any 2" x 2" trailer hitch receiver and measures 8-1/4" from the center of the hitch pin hole to the center of the ball hole, giving you the right geometry for balanced towing every time.
Whether you’re pulling a camper, boat, or utility trailer, this mount has the muscle to handle it. Rated for 7,500 lbs gross towing weight and 750 lbs tongue weight, it’s built to take on routine towing without flexing or fuss. The steel shank keeps everything stable under load so you can tow with confidence trip after trip.
No need to chase extra parts or torque specs. This kit includes a 2" chrome-plated hitch ball that’s pre-torqued to factory specs, plus a pin and clip to secure it to your hitch. Just slide it in, lock it down, and it’s ready to work—no tools or setup time required.
Road grime and rain can tear up a cheap mount fast. This one holds up thanks to its chrome-plated hitch ball and black powder coat finish on the mount itself. Both surfaces fight rust and corrosion so your towing gear keeps its strength and clean look season after season.
Sometimes simple is best. The fixed one-ball design means fewer moving parts and no adjustments to worry about. It stays steady in your receiver with no rattle or looseness, giving you straightforward towing performance every time you hook up.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
99% were satisfied with this product
1% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Joe
4/6/2018
Just right height and working well
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Ryan N.
4/14/2020
A year in and the hitch is still working great