Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
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This hitch is built to handle real work and weekend getaways alike, giving you a 6,000-lb maximum gross trailer weight and 600-lb tongue weight rating. The 2" x 2" receiver opening works with most ball mounts, bike racks, and cargo carriers, so you can hook up a small camper, load your bikes, or haul extra gear without worry. It’s rated for use with weight distribution systems up to the same 6,000-lb GTW and 600-lb TW capacity for stable towing when loaded heavy.
The hitch is precision robotic-welded from sturdy steel for a strong, consistent fit. A gloss black powder coat finish sits over a protective base layer to fight corrosion and road grime. That means you’ll get years of clean looks and dependable strength no matter where you drive. The round-tube design keeps it looking tidy under the bumper while adding a bit of style to the back end.
You don’t need to weld or make major modifications. This hitch bolts straight to the frame using the included hardware kit and installation instructions. It’s designed as a custom fit so holes line up cleanly with existing mounting points, which makes the job faster whether you’re setting it up in your driveway or having a shop do it. Once installed, you can easily add or swap accessories whenever you need them.
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