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This hitch opens up what your vehicle can do. With a maximum gross trailer weight of 7,000 lbs and a 700-lb tongue weight rating, it’s built for towing small campers, boats, or utility trailers. The 2" x 2" receiver is the most common size for accessories, so you can easily swap between bike racks, cargo carriers, or a ball mount for towing. It’s a solid upgrade if you want one hitch that can handle just about everything.
The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver is made from sturdy, square-tube steel that’s fully welded for strength. A gloss black powder coat finish is layered over a protective base coat to keep rust and corrosion from taking hold. It’s designed to stay strong and look good for the long haul whether you’re hauling gear in all weather or driving through rough conditions.
You don’t need a lift or fancy tools to get this hitch on your vehicle. It bolts right onto the frame using existing hardware with no welding required. The precision robotic welding ensures everything lines up as it should, making the install straightforward for DIYers who like getting hands-on. Once it’s in place, the concealed cross tube keeps things looking clean under the rear bumper for that OEM-style appearance.
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4% of customers were not satisfied
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Barry
5/6/2023
I liked this hitch because it required very little body panel cutting and removal. But I would choose a different hitch if I were doing it again. This hitch hangs below the Q7s skid plate and it scrapes on curbs and boat ramps. In hind-sight, I would recommend a hitch with less that does not hang below the skid plate.