etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Matte Black Finish - Class III - 2"
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2002 Ford Excursion
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With a 5,000-lb maximum gross trailer weight and 750-lb tongue weight, this Class III hitch gives you the muscle for light and moderate towing. Hook up a small camper, utility trailer, or boat, or use it for a bike rack or cargo carrier when you need more space. Pair it with a weight distribution system and the capacity jumps to 6,000 lbs GTW while maintaining 750 lbs TW, giving you more control and stability when hauling heavier loads. The 2" x 2" receiver works with most mounts and accessories you already have.
The concealed cross tube keeps the hitch tucked under the bumper so only the receiver shows. It looks like it belongs there instead of something bolted on as an afterthought. The matte black powder coat over a protective base coat gives it a rugged, carbide-like look that hides scuffs and blends in better than glossy finishes. It’s also corrosion-resistant, so road grime and weather won’t wear it down over time.
This hitch is built for home installers who prefer simple tools over shop equipment. It bolts right to the frame using the included hardware—no drilling or welding needed. The precision robotic welding ensures everything lines up with factory mounting points for a hassle-free fit that saves time in the driveway.
The fully welded steel body maximizes strength where it matters most. It’s ready for years of towing duty, bike trips, and road adventures without flex or rattle. Each hitch comes with a complete hardware kit and installation instructions plus lifetime technical support from etrailer’s towing experts whenever you need an extra hand figuring out setup or torque specs.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Christopher H.
9/3/2026
You are obviously more mechanically inclined than you give yourself credit for. Congrats on the successful install. Glad the videos were helpful and thanks for including the photo!
Brooke M.
7/9/2025
I personally haven't ever seen someone add the hole to the bumper for the 7-way...it looks so clean! Thanks for sharing the photos and your genius!
Brooke M.
6/16/2025
Glad to hear you're happy with the quality of the hitch to the packaging, Tom! Looks like you did great with the install, too :) What will you be using your hitch to tow?
Brooke M.
3/6/2025
So glad to hear that, Alan! What all did you do to get around the exhaust? Did you have to move them at all or just finagle the hitch around them?
Gwendolyn Y.
10/2/2025
What kind of bike are you carrying, Alan?
Brian
6/24/2026
The hitch for our Telluride is still working great! We just did a road trip a year later and it is holding my motorcycle trailer perfectly. Thank you!
James D.
6/24/2026
Joseph
11/19/2025
The hitch works great. No issues at all.
Danny
7/14/2024
Great! No issues!
Gwendolyn Y.
6/8/2025
I agree, it does look great! High-five on the install, Aaron.
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Claire H.
7/14/2026
Thanks for sharing! We're so glad to hear the installation went well and that the video helped make the process easier. It's great to know you were able to tackle it on the ground by yourself, even if a lift would make things a little easier.