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This Class I trailer hitch receiver adds real functionality while keeping a clean look under the bumper. The concealed cross tube keeps most of the hitch out of sight so only the 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" opening is visible. It looks tidy and doesn’t take away from the car’s lines, yet it’s strong enough for small trailers, bike racks, and cargo carriers rated up to 2,000 lbs GTW and 200 lbs TW.
You don’t need a lift or a welder to get this hitch on your car. The bolt-on design uses the vehicle’s existing mounting points, and the custom fit means the holes line up right where they should. The hitch comes with a complete hardware kit and installation instructions, so you can take your time in the driveway and get a snug, factory-like fit.
The fully welded, square-tube steel construction gives this hitch sturdy strength for towing and carrying gear. It’s finished with a gloss black powder coat over a protective base layer that resists rust and road grime. Whether you’re adding a bike rack or towing a lightweight trailer on a weekend trip, this setup stays solid and keeps its good looks through years of use.
The receiver fits standard 1-1/4" ball mounts, bike racks, and cargo carriers designed for Class I hitches. Pair it with accessories like a drawbar, hitch pin and clip, or wiring harness when you’re ready to tow. It’s an easy way to expand what your vehicle can do without adding bulk or complexity.
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Gwendolyn Y.
4/4/2025
Looks great, Jonathan! What are you going to be carrying in the cargo carrier?