Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4"
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2009 Nissan Rogue
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2009 Nissan Rogue
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Built for strength and reliability, this Draw-Tite hitch features a fully welded design and no-drill installation. The rust-resistant e-coat and powder coat finish ensure lasting durability for towing small trailers and hitch-mounted accessories.
Whether you're towing a small trailer, hauling a jet ski, or loading up a bike rack, this hitch expands what your vehicle can do. More gear, more fun, fewer limitations.
Engineered for reliability, the fully welded steel construction ensures rock-solid strength mile after mile. Whether you're heading into the mountains or hitting the highway, you can count on this hitch to handle the load.
Uses factory mounting points for a secure fit with included hardware and clear instructions to guide the process, making setup as simple as possible.
The low-profile design keeps the hitch tucked up and out of the way, maintaining ground clearance while staying discreet when not in use. It's there when you need it and practically invisible when you don't.
Draw-Tites signature e-coat and black powder coat finish stand up to rain, salt, and road debris, keeping your hitch protected and looking sharp for years of reliable use.
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I installed this on a 2024 Kia Forte GT-manual. The hitch itself is great. The instructions were not helpful and that is the reason for the 4 star review. You cannot use any pre-existing holes. You will need to locate the hitch at an appropriate location and drill two 1/2 inch holes for the hitch bolts and then a 1 inch hole to navigate the hardware to the hole locations on each side. Make sure to put the 1 inch hole as far forward from the other holes as possible while still being able to route the hardware. Installation took about 3-4 hours. You only have to trim one part that attached to the bumper cover. It was plastic and easy to cut. Recommend getting cobalt drill bits and step drill bit for the holes. The longest part was marking and lining up the holes as the hitch is heavy and the exhaust is kind of in the way. I only removed 3 exhaust hangers and did not disconnect any of the exhaust bolts. Used bungie cords to hold it up. Having an extra set of hands helps, my 11 year old son was all I needed. Only using this hitch to mount bicycles.
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