etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Matte Black Finish - Class III - 2"
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2009 Jeep Liberty
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With a 3,500-lb maximum gross trailer weight and 525-lb tongue weight rating, this hitch is built for everyday towing and gear hauling. It’s a solid Class III design with a standard 2" x 2" receiver that works for bike racks, cargo carriers, or light trailers. Whether you’re moving a small boat or loading up for a trip, it gives your vehicle the versatility to handle it safely and confidently.
This hitch is fully welded for strength and precision fit, so it bolts directly to the frame without any welding or cutting. The matte black powder coat finish over a protective base layer resists rust and corrosion while hiding dirt and scuffs better than glossy coatings. The finish gives the round-tube design a rugged look that blends in cleanly under the bumper and stands up to years of road grime and weather.
Installing this hitch doesn’t require special tools or a lift—just basic sockets, a torque wrench, and patience. The bolt-on setup lines up with factory mounting points, so there’s no drilling or welding involved. A complete hardware kit and instructions come in the box, making it a straightforward project for anyone who prefers to tackle upgrades in the garage or driveway.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
96% were satisfied with this product
4% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Tim
6/2/2025
Great no problems at all
Brooke M.
6/16/2025
Glad to hear that you're able to hit the road with bikes, no issue! Install looks great :) What kind of biking do you enjoy?
Lazer S.
5/13/2026
Glad you are liking it so far, Corey! What year RAV4 did you install this on? And how did you clean the rust out? It a very common issue on vehicles that aren't basically brand new.
James D.
6/30/2026
Thanks for your feedback, There's a possibility you have what we call a "flexed hitch". This can happen sometimes during shipping and may affect how the hitch lines up during installation. I've attached an article that explains how to correct the issue. Reach out if you have any questions!
Thomas
7/1/2026
Product has performed flawlessly, has been used many times with no issues. Definitely worth the investment, son is well pleased!
David
9/22/2021
Hitch still works great. The finish still looks good after one year in Minnesota.
Debby
6/2/2022
Great quality and price
Tyler M.
4/19/2021
Hi Nathan, Thank you for your feedback! This hitch is a confirmed fit for your vehicle. Trailer hitch receivers can flex during shipping due to the ears of the hitch being made out of mild steel. The mild steel is used to help absorb vibrations from the trailer to the tow vehicle. The ears can be flexed back into shape without compromising the hitch. I have attached a helpful article that goes into detail of how to flex the hitch back into shape.
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Sierra K.
7/6/2021
Thank you for your review. It sounds like your hitch receiver was slightly flexed. Here is more info about it:
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Heather A.
7/9/2020
Thank you for your review. It is common for the Thule locks to be sticky when they are new. lightly tap the key all the way into place in the lock core the very first time you use it so that it seats fully. You can use a rubber mallet or small hammer to gently coax the key into its fully-ed position. That usually loosens it up. Please let me know if you need more help.
Sierra K.
6/16/2021
Thank you for your review. It sounds like your hitch was a little flexed. I am glad it worked out but here is more info about flex:
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John
6/15/2022
The only thing Ive done with the hitch so for is to mount my bicycle rack. I did wire up the harness for the lights found that it took longer than installing the hitch.
Brooke M.
9/15/2021
Thank you for your review! What sounds like is happening is that the hitch may have become flexed in shipping. We have a help article that I linked below for future reference. It talks about a few difference ways to straighten out a flexed or bent hitch.
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Mike L.
9/10/2026
Hi Glory, does the hitch have a sticker on the side plate listing the part number? If so, can you provide that number? Can you give me a brief description of how the hitch doesn't fit? Has anything been bent?
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Condition: Like New
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Kyle
7/29/2026
Solid construction, no issues at all. I use it to haul my mountain bike to trailheads. I really like that I didn’t have to give up too much ground clearance. I’ve never scraped on anything yet.