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This hitch gives you a solid way to tow or haul gear whenever you need it. With a 2" x 2" receiver opening and a Class III rating, it handles up to 5,000 lbs maximum gross trailer weight and 500 lbs maximum tongue weight. When used with weight distribution, it steps up to 8,000 lbs GTW and 800 lbs TW. Whether you're hooking up a small trailer or mounting a bike rack or cargo carrier, this hitch has the strength and stability for everyday pulling and hauling.
You don’t need special tools or a lift to put this one on. The fully welded hitch bolts directly onto the vehicle’s frame using included hardware—no welding needed. It’s built for do-it-yourself installation with factory-matched mounting points for a snug, precise fit. The clean design lines up smoothly without modifications, making it practical to handle in your own garage or driveway.
This sturdy square-tube hitch is made from powder coated steel that’s both tough and corrosion resistant. The gloss black finish layered over a protective base coat helps shield it from rust, dings, and weather wear. Precision robotic welding adds extra strength at every joint so the hitch stays solid through years of towing and rough conditions.
The standard 2" receiver opening means you can use the same mounts and accessories most folks already own—ball mounts, bike racks, cargo trays, or even small campers. With its dependable ratings and consistent fit, this hitch adds real utility to your setup without needing adapters or extra parts.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
91% were satisfied with this product
9% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Louisa
5/21/2023
Dont know, didnt need to use it. Gave to my Sister.
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Rachael H.
8/22/2018
It sounds like the troubles that you are having may describe a slightly flexed hitch. This is something that does happen in transport to our facility, and can happen when we ship them out. Please take a look at the crossbar that this bolt goes in and see if you can get a level or a speed square on it and check if is in alignment. It may have flexed a bit and be out of square. I have included one of our help articles for your reference that do describe how to fix a flexed hitch. It may also be beneficial to make sure that there is not any debris, or build up on the bumper where it looks like you had a trailer ball previously installed. I would suggest a stiff bristled brush and some lubricant like WD-40 or an equivalent.
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