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This hitch gives you a 2" x 2" receiver opening and a Class III rating that’s right at home with bike racks, cargo carriers, or small trailers. With a maximum gross trailer weight of 3,500 lbs and a 350-lb tongue weight (5,000 lbs GTW and 500 lbs TW when used with weight distribution), it’s built for light towing and hauling without being overkill. The cross tube sits close for good ground clearance, making it easier to clear driveways when you’ve got a rack loaded up.
You don’t need a lift or special tools to mount this one. The hitch bolts directly to the frame using the included hardware kit, so there’s no drilling or welding involved. The precision robotic welding ensures everything lines up correctly, which means you can get it installed in a driveway or garage with just basic tools.
The hitch is built from fully welded steel and finished in a gloss black powder coat over a protective base layer to fight off corrosion. That powder coat isn’t just for looks—it keeps the metal protected from moisture and road salt over time. The design is sturdy and reliable, giving you the strength needed for hauling bikes, boats, or small trailers on regular trips.
Since the receiver is a standard 2" size, most ball mounts, bike racks, and cargo trays fit without adapters. Whether you’re carrying bikes out to the trailhead or pulling a small camper for the weekend, this hitch gives you flexibility for all kinds of setups. Ball mount, pin, and clip are sold separately so you can choose exactly what fits your tow setup.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
96% were satisfied with this product
4% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Dexter
8/28/2013
Good evening!Great job in placing back the driver side plastic cover. I have a question on photo no.1, whats the extension above the hitch
Patrick B.
8/29/2013
Paul
12/23/2013
Hi Francisco, Thanks for the great review. It helped us to clear any doubts and decide on the hitch. One humble request...could you please post the picture for where you replaced the driver side plastic cover? Im curious to see how to cut out in order to replace it. Many Thanks!
Francisco
12/30/2013
You just need to cut on one corner of the inside lip of cover, you are cutting the tip of this lip. Take your time, place the cover and cut away the interference little-by-little. I placed and removed three times because I wanted a tight fit and did not wanted to cut more material than required. Attached find two images indicating the location where I had to cut on the inside lip of the cover. I used a box cutter and shaved little by little, you could also use a hot knife or a rotary tool just dont overcut. Take your time.
Patrick B.
12/30/2013
Joel
4/21/2019
It has worked great. I only use it for a larger bike rack but Im sure it would be just fine if I were to tow anything. Thanks again!!
Preston C.
8/21/2018
Trailer hitch has worked fine.
Mike M.
12/29/2018
Im very happy with the trailer hitch and just used it 2 days ago with my bicycle rack.
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James D.
6/12/2026
Thanks for the review, Gus! We're glad everything arrived in good shape despite the package taking a little abuse in transit. Good luck with the installation on your 2006 Honda Odyssey. We have install videos for reference if you need visiuals. Thanks for choosing etrailer!