Front Receiver Hitch Specs:
Features:
Easily attach a variety of accessories to the front of your vehicle with this fully welded, corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver. Perfect for winches, spare tire carriers and more.
Installation Notes:
No drilling required for installation
Tech Tip:
Minor fascia trimming is required only on 4WD models.
More Information >Front Receiver Hitch Specs:
Features:
Easily attach a variety of accessories to the front of your vehicle with this fully welded, corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver. Perfect for winches, spare tire carriers and more.
Installation Notes:
No drilling required for installation
Tech Tip:
Minor fascia trimming is required only on 4WD models.
More Information >Front Receiver Hitch Specs:
Features:
Easily attach a variety of accessories to the front of your vehicle with this corrosion-resistant trailer hitch receiver. Perfect for winches, spare tire carriers and more.
Installation Notes:
No drilling required for installation
Trimming of front air dam and/or fascia may be required for installation
Tech Tip:
Front tie down brackets will be removed. Hitch cross tube may be mounted with receiver opening in a low or high position. Fascia trimming will be required if mounted in the high position.
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