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Add personality to your hitch and keep your receiver protected with our wide selection of trailer hitch covers. Choose from OEM brand logos like Ford, Jeep, and Chevy, sports team covers for NFL, MLB, and college fans, military and public service designs, and fun novelty styles. Hitch covers help prevent rust and debris buildup in your receiver—and they’re quick and easy to install. Whether you tow regularly or just want to customize your vehicle’s look, at etrailer, there’s a cover here for every driver and every style.

With over 75 years of assisting our neighbors and customers, over 1 million photos and videos taken to make sure you’re getting exactly what you need, and over 35 thousand installations completed, we’ve got the product know-how and experience to help you make the right choices for the job at hand.

What’s the point of using a hitch cover?

A hitch cover keeps dirt, water, and debris out of your hitch receiver, so you don’t have to worry about rust or gunk building up. Plus, they come in all kinds of fun designs—sports teams, logos, even light-up ones—so you can add a little personality to your ride.

How do I figure out which hitch cover will fit my vehicle?

Just measure the opening of your hitch receiver. Most are either 1-1/4 inches or 2 inches. Once you know that, you can pick a cover that matches. If you’re not sure how to measure, check out this FAQ for a full guide.

Do I really need a pin or lock for my hitch cover?

Yep, it’s a good idea! A pin and clip will keep it secure, but if you want to make sure no one can walk off with it, a locking hitch pin is the way to go. It’s a small investment to save yourself from losing a cool cover.

Can I get a hitch cover with a built-in brake light?

Some hitch lights double as brake lights, so when you hit the brakes, the light comes on. It’s a neat little safety feature, and it looks cool too. Just make sure it’s compatible with your vehicle’s wiring before you buy.

Is installing a hitch cover hard?

Not at all! You just slide it into your hitch receiver, line up the pin holes, and secure it with a pin or lock. Some even have built-in clips, so you don’t need extra hardware. It’s quick and easy—should only take a minute or two!