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This Class I hitch is rated for up to 2,000 lbs gross trailer weight and 200 lbs tongue weight, making it a solid match for light-duty towing and everyday hauling. It’s ideal for pulling a small trailer, utility hauler, or jetski setup within those limits. The 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver opening works with a wide range of light-duty accessories, so you can swap between towing and carrying gear without hassle.
The fully welded, square-tube receiver bolts directly to the frame—no welding or drilling needed. All the hardware and instructions come in the box, so you can get it mounted with basic tools in your driveway. With its precision, robotic-welded fit, it lines up where it should and stays strong once installed, even if you’re doing the job solo.
Built from sturdy steel, this hitch has a gloss black powder coat over a protective base layer that resists rust and corrosion. The finish keeps it looking sharp while standing up to rain, road grime, and long-term use. It’s a simple, clean design that adds capability without drawing extra attention underneath your vehicle.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Cory B.
4/30/2019
Still working great, i use it for a bike rack but have not and likely will not use it to tow a trailer, the car and the hitch are not built for the trailers i have.

Jeffrey K.
11/30/2019
After a year the Hitch still works fine..

Lekeob
5/8/2020
Still a great hitch. Haven’t had any issues. I’ve checked the mount bolts a few time in the last year and they are still holding tight.

Alan
4/21/2024
Hitch works perfectly and there have been no issues.

Jenny N.
8/5/2022
You mentioned that you are experiencing vibration between the hitch and the exhaust. This is something that hitch owners will run into from time to time. We do have a FAQ that can help with fixing it. Please see the link below. The most common solution is to bend the exhaust hanger to allow more clearance between the hitch and the exhaust.
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Jim H.
11/2/2017
No issues.
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Lazer S.
3/24/2026
Glad it's working well for you, Rickie! And that's a cool little trailer! Is it basically a rolling fridge? Or is it more like a rolling kitchen with a fridge in it?