Curt Rubber Tube Cover - 1-1/4"

I ordered the Curt 1-1/4" rubber tube cover for a Curt hitch that I installed on my 2004 Volvo XC70. I had previously ordered the hitch from etrailer.com and was extremely pleased with their service. Same for the Curt rubber tube cover. Great price and super fast shipping. Great communication after the sale so I knew exactly when my order shipped and when it would arrive. I actually ordered two Curt rubber tube covers. The Curt hitch is open at both ends so I used a cover for both openings to keep dirt and debris from collecting inside the receiver tube. Tight fit so no worries that they will fall out. Excellent product from an excellent supplier. 521828

Click to Enlarge

Fits tightly, hasn't fallen out yet despite not loop holding it on. 903917

by: Simon S10/07/2020

Fits snugly keeps the rain snow and dirt from entering the hitch tube. 898340

Does it's job. 893831

878066

876274

872809

great deal fits perfect 866227

Items nice but i ordered the wrong size they needed one for 2 in but that was my bad otherwise orders arrived promptly in a day early 781819

by: Bob R04/15/2020

had two for over a year, but auto car washes have taken both away at this point and I am now ordering replacement. The cover for the most part stays in place and gives the vehicle a finished look when the hitch is off. Trouble with soft cloth car washes is the cloths can whip these covers out, but I have learned my lesson and will remove the cover and replace after the wash in the future. 779084

Excellent product delivered expeditious ly! 761934

I put the 118673 wiring kit and a Curt Hitch receiver on a 2019 Honda HRV All Wheel drive and How can one not love it when you get done and it all works like it is supposed to. The Curt hitch almost hides at the back of the vehicle. My wife didn't notice it until I told her it was already installed. Keeping in mind, the times suggested are for a “PRO” who has a hoist to put the vehicle on and it will take the DIYer a bit longer. The only “real problem” that I had was that with the torque wrench I have, (one brought over on the Mayflower) I was unable to get enough swing to use it on the nut up above the muffler so after tightening the driver side nut, I then used a box-end and using the feel needed to tighten it a bit more, I used that feel to tighten the passenger side above the muffler. Even at 75 years of age and with vertigo, I still have the ability to turn an hour job into a 5 hour job and now my wife understands why I did not want her to sell my ramps, jack-stands and other things she thought an old man shouldn't need. Chidding aside, the videos accessed from etrailer were very good and very helpful. First, because I am “cheap” I was not going to pay over $400 to have a hitch installed, almost $500 for one that was not visible when not in use when the rear differential on the AWD HRV was visible from behind anyhow. I was also not going to pay to use a hoist so I just borrowed a set of ramps using them first under the rear wheels and then under the front to complete the installation of the power lead from the vehicle battery to the trailer lite converter box. A couple suggestions; the first, is do not take the fish wires off of the bolts before you have the hitch up in place. I thought that the hitch was light enough that I could put it up there, hold it in place and start the nuts but as luck would have it, one of the bolts ended up inside the frame. Not wanting it in there to rattle around I had to find a magnet small enough to fit through the hole used to fish the bolt into place and using a stiff enough piece of wire to be able to move the magnet effectively I manage to recover the bolt. Then I had to “RE-form” the fish wire to use it again to fish the bolt into place again. The second suggestion is that I used a lot more Zip-ty's than were supplied because we live in snow country and I did not want snow and ice hanging from the power lead and bringing it down lower and possibly getting damaged during our winters and I also put the power lead inside a flexible vinyl tubing which took a bit of creative pursuation to get 20 feet of wire into a 3/8 in flexible vinyl tubing but I think the extra protection the lead will have is worth the effort. And finally, if you remove a cargo area light from the cargo area side panel to get extra room behind the side panel, one has to make sure you have put it back into its place of mounting or you will have to take the rear door threshold and side panel loose again to get your cargo area light back into its proper place. 715278

Second time using etrailer... both times worked great. Purchased hitch,wiring kit, ball hitch. And dust cover for my 2019 chevy cruze.. opened box and could not find the dust cover. Sent a email And one was shipped the same day. Great service.. correct parts THE FIRST TIME. Keep it up etrailer! 683997

by: Dean L07/23/2019

Fits perfectly on Curt trailer hitches. 674343

by: Clad K.07/14/2019

Nice cover. Does its job. 670163

by: Sean H06/20/2019

Seems fine, however I’ve never once used it and don’t plan to. It’s just a useless accessory that seems appealing when first shopping but one you forget about the moment you use the hitch receiver for the first time. 660649

Delivered what I needed at a fair price and Very quickly. Always a terrific supplier. Responsive! 651830

Easy plug and play installtion. Looks nice on my 2013 Prius with the drawtite hitch. Since the hitch sticks out an inch or so, the lip on this cover can catch on auto car wash rollers and get dislodged. Other reviewers mentioned this in their post as well. The rubber hitch cover will help ease injury if people accidentally hit the protruded hitch. 588118

Awesome pricing and very good quality. Also the shipping was spot on. Thank you so much for a great buying experience. 576705

by: Peter10/10/2018

This dresses up the hitch and draws less attention to the hitch when it is in place. 573354

Good plug, but it would be nice if the part that inserts into the hitch was longer. I don't know how long it will stay in there, but a little more material in the recess would help ensure its ability to not fly out with car washes, etc. 572325

I think this simple inexpensive hitch cover makes a nice finishing touch when not towing anything.The price and shipping charges were very reasonable. 570605

by: John09/24/2018

Cover fit hitch loosely to start and fell of with turbulace of highway. Very disappointed. 568357

Inexpensive, and does the job — it really improved the way that the back of my car looks, as well as keeping th mud out f the receiver. 518398

Fits snugly in trailer hitch, looks better now that the hole is covered. 517376