Trailer Hitch Size:
2 Inch Hitch Opening
Towing Capacity:
400 Pound Tongue Weight
4000 Pound Towing
Trailer Wiring:
Features:
Fully welded vehicle trailer hitch is strong and durable. Draw-Tite's Tested Tough guarantee ensures that this hitch exceeds industry standards. The combination of an e-coat base and a powder coat finish provides excellent rust protection.
Installation Notes:
No drilling through vehicle frame required for installation
Underbody panel(s) and/or fascia must be temporarily loosened or removed. Trimming may be needed to reattach panel or fascia.
Fascia trimming required
More Information >Trailer Hitch Size:
2 Inch Hitch Opening
Towing Capacity:
350 Pound Tongue Weight
3500 Pound Towing
Trailer Wiring:
Features:
This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.
Installation Notes:
No drilling through vehicle frame required for installation
Fascia trimming required for installation
We recommend that all non-trailer loads (bike racks, cargo carriers, etc) should be supported by stabilizing straps, such as 18050, sold separately
Tech Tip:
Temporary removal of rear fascia required for installation.
More Information >Trailer Hitch Size:
1-1/4 Inch Hitch Opening
Towing Capacity:
350 Pound Tongue Weight
3500 Pound Towing
Trailer Wiring:
2008 Volvo XC70 Trailer Wiring
Recommended Ball Mount:
Features:
Perfect for light-duty towing, this custom, vehicle trailer hitch receiver features fully welded, gloss powder coated steel construction. Drawbar sold separately.
Installation Notes:
No drilling through vehicle frame required for installation
Fascia trimming required for installation
Requires temporary removal of bumper/fascia during installation
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What our customers are saying:
Ordered the hitch and light connector for an 06 Santa Fe. Received the components in a timely fashion. Installation of both the hitch and the light connector took only a couple of hours. The hardest part was disconnecting the muffler rubber mounts to install the hitch, and pulling out the clips on the carpeting to get inside to make the electrical connections. Thanks.
Bill
Moodus, CT