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Replaces the lock housing for your Thule Snug-Tite anti-rattle receiver lock (THSTL2) or the locking hitch pin on your Thule hitch bike rack. Includes a flip-up cover and has a hole for a Thule One Key System lock (sold separately).
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Today we're going to be taking a look at the replacement lock housing for the Tooly snug tight hitch lock. This unit simply replaces the lock houser for the Tooly STL2 Snug tight hitch lock and anti rattle device. It's going to include the flip up cover and it's going to include the plug. These atoms are designed to keep dirt and grime out of the lock housing. The flip up cover snaps into place so you don't have to worry about losing that or that accidentally opening. That's nice design of the unit. It snaps into place and it does require a Tooly one key system lock which is going to be sold separately and that would insert and install in this area right here. That's going to do it for today's look at the replacement lock housing for the Tooly snug tight hitch lock..
Customer Satisfaction Score:
88% were satisfied with this product
12% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Arleen
5/27/2016
Still great, we use it 3 seasons of the year.

Bruce P.
7/29/2016
Perfect! Working as designed and have met or exceeded all of myexpectations. E-trailer hitches are the best!

Mr B.
8/23/2016
Working like a charm. Like I stated before nomThule cover but adequate.
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Brooke M.
3/7/2024
Ok, Craig, I think I can spot the problem! Where you are trying to insert the pin, there is a plug that is blocking it. You just have to pop that out and the lock will work like its supposed to.