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This hitch is built for real-world use—towing small trailers, carrying heavy cargo trays, or loading up with multiple bikes. Rated for 7,000 lbs gross trailer weight and 700 lbs tongue weight, it’s strong enough for everything from travel trailers to utility hauls. The 2" x 2" receiver opening fits most standard accessories like ball mounts and racks without needing adapters.
The square-tube steel body is precision welded for strength and consistency. A gloss black powder coat finish is layered over a rust-resistant liquid Bonderite coating, protecting every surface inside and out. Whether it’s rain, salt, or road grime, this finish stands up to corrosion and keeps the hitch looking clean.
You don’t need special tools or a lift to get this hitch installed. It’s engineered for a custom fit to the frame with no welding required. The bolt-on design aligns with existing mounting points for an easy driveway install and a secure connection you can trust on the road.
Once installed, only the receiver is visible while the main body stays tucked away for a factory-style appearance. The open-back receiver also makes it easy to keep clean after hauling through mud or grit so your hitch stays clear and ready for the next job.
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95% were satisfied with this product
5% of customers were not satisfied
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Brian
3/31/2026
One year later and the hitch has worked fine. Zero issues. Word of advice: After a couple months from your initial install, get back under the vehicle and re-tighten the bolts. Vibration can sometimes work them loose, not always but occasionally so its a good safety practice to check.