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This hitch is ready for real work and weekend fun. With a 3,500 lbs maximum gross trailer weight and 350 lbs maximum tongue weight rating, it handles light to moderate towing with ease. The 2" x 2" receiver fits most bike racks, cargo carriers, or small trailers, so you can haul your gear without second-guessing the strength of your setup.
You don’t need a lift or special tools to get it mounted. The fully welded receiver bolts right onto the frame using the complete hardware kit that comes in the box. The precision fit means the holes line up how they should, and you can knock out the install with basic hand tools. For single-person installs, that alignment makes all the difference.
The matte black finish isn’t just for looks—it resists rust and corrosion better than a standard glossy coating. It’s tough enough to hide dirt, scuffs, and dings from everyday use while keeping a rugged style that blends in under the bumper. The sturdy, square-tube steel design gives it a solid feel that lasts through years of towing and hauling.
Every weld is done by a robot for maximum strength and a clean fit. That tight tolerance means less hassle during installation and long-term durability once it’s on your vehicle. It’s a simple setup built to do its job day after day without flexing or loosening up over time.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Kate F.
11/19/2025
I understand your concern Alexander, it can definitely be frustrating to run into that when installing your hitch. The hitches are built from heavy, high-strength steel that’s designed to have a bit of flex. This helps absorb stress and prevents damage to your vehicle’s frame over time. Because of the thickness of the steel and the tight tolerances at the mounting points, even a small amount of flex from shipping can make the bolt holes hard to line up. You can usually correct this by using a sturdy object (like a long pry bar or a jack and a block of wood) to gently flex the side plate back into position. Once aligned, it’ll bolt up securely and function just as intended. This minor adjustment doesn’t affect the hitch’s strength or safety.
Tim
2/2/2025
The hitch has been consistently reliable and has maintained a good appearance. We mostly use it to mount our e-bikes rack and e-bikes
Jerred H.
2/2/2025
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Brooke M.
12/5/2022
It sounds like your hitch may have been flexed during the shipping process. I am happy to see that you were able to get it mounted anyway and that it is serving you well! If you find yourself in this situation again where you are needing to correct a flexed hitch, check out the article I have linked below. It goes over a few different ways you can straighten a flexed hitch.
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