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With a maximum gross trailer weight of 4,000 lbs and a tongue weight rating of 600 lbs, this Class III hitch is built for everyday towing. It’s ready to handle mid-size campers, small trailers, and cargo carriers without breaking a sweat. Whether you’re hauling gear for a weekend getaway or bringing the bikes along for a ride, the 2" receiver gives you the strength and versatility you need to make it happen.
No drilling or welding needed here. This hitch bolts straight onto existing frame attachment points with the included hardware kit, which means you can install it in your driveway using basic tools. The straightforward fit and clean alignment make it a practical option for DIY installers who want to get the job done right the first time.
The matte black carbide finish gives this hitch more than just a clean look—it adds extra protection where it counts. With four layers of powder coating, it stands up to road debris and weather while helping hide scuffs and dirt better than glossy finishes. The sturdy square-tube design keeps everything stable and solid, offering lasting strength for years of towing and carrying gear.
The concealed cross tube keeps the hitch tucked up under the bumper for a subtle, factory-style appearance. You get all the function of a heavy-duty hitch without it sticking out or catching attention. It’s a solid setup that blends in seamlessly while staying ready for whatever you need to haul next.
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Lazer S.
7/28/2026
Oh dang, sorry about that Luke. I would typically say to just bend it back (that part of a hitch is made of a milder steel than you would expect), but that is bent in kind of an odd spot. If you would like to try to bend it back, you definitely can, but if you aren't really comfortable with doing that, just let me know and I can get a replacement moving for you. Also, was there any damage to the box when you received it?
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