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EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2"

Part Number: 306-X7286
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This custom-fit trailer hitch with a hidden cross tube installs behind your vehicle's rear bumper, leaving only the receiver visible beneath it. Aluminum and steel alloy construction is durable and eco-friendly. Powder coat finish resists rust. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch from EcoHitch. EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - 2" part number 306-X7286 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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EcoHitch Trailer Hitch - 306-X7286

Highlights

  • Hidden cross tube design: Maintains a clean, factory look by keeping the hitch discreet.
  • Eco-friendly construction: Made from recycled aluminum, steel, and stainless steel alloys.
  • 2" Receiver opening: Offers a broader range of compatible accessories and racks.
  • 300 lbs tongue weight capacity: Ideal for carrying heavier gear like bike or scooter carriers.
  • No drilling required: Simple bolt-on installation for a hassle-free setup.
  • 300 lbs tongue weight: Ensures you can use a variety of accessories safely.

Features to know about

Achieve a Sleek, Stylish Look: Hidden Cross Tube Design

If you're looking to maintain your vehicle's sleek, factory look while adding heavy-duty towing capability, the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver is your perfect solution. With a concealed cross tube, only the 2-inch receiver is visible beneath your bumper. This design allows your vehicle to retain its stylish appearance without compromising functionality.

Tow with Peace of Mind: Eco-Friendly, Durable Construction

Supporting the planet doesn't mean sacrificing durability. The EcoHitch is crafted from a sturdy aerospace-grade alloy, combining aluminum, steel, and stainless steel, all sourced from recycled materials. This eco-friendly construction not only withstands the test of time but also reduces the carbon footprint of traditional manufacturing methods. With a 2,000 lbs gross trailer weight capacity and 300 lbs tongue weight limit, it's ready for your biking and light towing needs.

Simplified Installation: No Drilling or Welding Required

Transform your vehicle with ease thanks to the simple, bolt-on installation of the EcoHitch. Boasting a straightforward process that requires no drilling or welding, this hitch promises a hassle-free setup, saving you both time and potential headaches.

Expanded Accessory Options: Versatile 2-Inch Receiver

Say goodbye to accessory limitations, thanks to the EcoHitch's 2-inch receiver. Unlike smaller, more restrictive receivers, this versatile hitch opens up a wide range of options for bike racks and cargo carriers. You'll enjoy expanded possibilities for all your adventures.

Resilient on the Road: Powder Coat Finish for Rust Protection

Tackle any environment with EcoHitch's durable black powder coat finish. Designed to resist rust and withstand the elements, this protective layer ensures that your hitch not only lasts but also looks good through every season and road condition.

Specs

Specifications

  • Receiver opening: 2" x 2"
  • Maximum gross trailer weight: 2,000 lbs
  • Maximum tongue weight: 300 lbs
  • Not rated for weight distribution systems
  • Limited lifetime warranty

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Ratings & Reviews

4.4

40 reviews
This custom-fit trailer hitch with a hidden cross tube installs behind your vehicle's rear bumper, leaving only the receiver visible beneath it. Aluminum and steel alloy construction is durable and eco-friendly. Powder coat finish resists rust.

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2013 Honda Fit

Excellent, I’m glad I chose this heavy duty hitch instead of the one and a quarter inch hitch. The fit was nearly perfect, I just needed to longer bolts for the support mount as there was a gap that couldn’t be corrected by the adjustable bolt holes on the support. Overall, great product. Thank you.

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Brooke M.

6/23/2025

I totally agree! if you can, go for the 2 inch - way more accessories fit! Glad you are happy with it. Install looks great :) What will you use your hitch to carry?

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Jared

6/24/2025

@BrookeM Thank you. I am using it to haul a bike rack, small utility trailer and a custom canoe trailer. I downsized from a Toyota Sequoia to a Honda Fit for lower expenses and its fantastic efficiency. It is also extremely capable as well with its geared transmission and 2,000 lb. tow capacity. I’m looking forward to using it as I would a small truck but with 35 - 40 mpg. This hitch helped make my goal become a reality, I’m glad to have found it.
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Brooke M.

6/25/2025

@Jared Trucks are fun and certainly have their place, but it is crazy the amount of gasoline they can "guzzle" Glad to hear you've been able to use your Honda just as much and still able to get out there and do your outdoorsy activities :)


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Pontiac Trans Sport Van

Hitch went on in just under 3 hours. Super easy install. Immediately used it to transport my MTB! Looks great, too!

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Brooke M.

3/25/2025

Thanks for the photos! It looks awesome! When is the next mountain biking excursion?



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ford F-150

It won't turn your little Honda into a F150 but it sure helps a lot.

Now my wheelchair carrier is mounted to something stronger than the frame.

It's double the price but it feels like a hitch that's an actual hitch and not an accessory port.

Would be nice if the screws supplied were a bit longer. Had to go buy some at the hardware store for $3.



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I’m giving 4 stars because there was a alarming/annoying banging noise coming from the muffler striking the hitch when I was going up mountain roads. I didn’t know what the heck was happening when it first occurred. Gravity would cause the muffler to swing toward the back of the car, thus striking the frame of the hitch. See picture below. The help team at etrailer, sorry to say, were not very helpful. They gave me a very technical answer that I needed more assistance to understand. My follow-up questions were ignored. (This was unusual for them because in the past they had been extremely helpful.) So I contacted the EcoHitch help support and they provided more assistance with answers I could understand. What I ended up doing was my own fix, an easy one. I glued a small piece of rubber onto the frame of the hitch where the muffler was making contact. The contact mind you is not constant, (It only happens on steep mountain climbs) and it was the outside edge of the muffler making contact. Thus no concern with a hot muffler melting the rubber. Once I did this, the banging sound was completely negated. Regarding the hitch, it is sturdy and well made. Due to tolerances on various vehicles for muffler placement, the problem that I had with the muffler striking the hitch is not common. But given this is a possible problem, during installation you may need to bend the muffler bracket a 1/4 inch toward the front of the car to accommodate any muffler travel to prevent it from striking the hitch. Be sure to test this before you complete the job and or alert your tech to this possible problem. Otherwise the EcoHitch is a very good hitch and I recommend it with the reservations mentioned above.

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Jenny N.

4/2/2022

We do have an FAQ on how to move the exhaust to help correct the noise from the muffler hitting the hitch.



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Love having the hitch for my bike rack. Included bolts are just a little short, made installation much harder. Went out and bought bolts for a couple that wouldn't reach. Just a 1/4" would have made all the difference! Otherwise great.



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This is the second receiver hitch I've purchased from etrailer and installed myself. I was a little leary this time around because there was no installation instruction video and the hitch was rated as difficult to install on my son's 2010 Honda Fit. It turned out that the printed instructions were very thorough and relatively easy to follow. My first etrailer nitch purchase was for my 2019 Subaru Crosstrek was very easy to install based on the included instructions and video. I highly recommend etrailer.com for both their products and customer service. etrailer also has very competitive pricing and great shipping times.



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2013 Honda Fit

Very heavy duty. It would be nice if the install manual was available online and it would be nice if the install manual clearly informed the purchaser which tools they would need to install this hitch. That being said this is by far the best hitch for the Honda Fit, and it’s worth the extra expense. It’s also worth the extra difficulty in the install. If I had to choose again I would buy this exact same hitch.



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The install took a bit of work to get all the holes and bolts lined up, but I'm very satisfied with it! I don't lose ground clearance, and I've towed with it quite a bit (for a small car) without any problems. It also works well with a hitch mounted carrier, as long as the carrier is clamped in place with an anti-rattle setup.



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Installed in my wife Fit to carry a electric scooter and tow a utility trailer. It's perfect.



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It worked out pretty well except for the long bike rack that I put on. Over a driveway dip It actually ripped loose the forward frame attachment. Since it was only spot-welded in four places, I had it continuously welded back on. 2013 Honda Fit.



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2012 Honda Fit

I don’t buy many things without first doing a hefty amount of research, so choosing this hitch for my 2012 Honda Fit, over the other choices, was more expensive, but definitely worth it. I love to fish and scuba, and had already bought a small inflatable boat and trailer, but needed the additional tongue clearance AND load assurance from this hitch versus the 200lbs limit of any other 1.5” receiver. The simple fact that this one comes in 2”, is a plus. The 300lbs tongue weight limit is another plus, and the added clearance is the crown. Slightly more challenging to install, but the etrailer YouTube videos are easy to follow and worth the time. Overall, couldn’t be happier. Now I can load my motorcycle carrier, boat and trailer, jet ski, or small utility trailer without much issue. Spend the extra for piece of mind!



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I love my new hitch..it is very sturdy, and is beautifully designed to be "hidden", only exposing the 2" opening. It worked perfectly with my Hollywood rack, and easily supports two e-bikes. Bikes stay sturdy when driving. Best of all the rack locks to your car keeping the bikes safe when you link your bike lock through the opening in the hitch. The only negative is it is not easy to install, as the car bumper has to be removed. We did it, but it takes time. The directions are very good. Also, I remove it from my car when not in use as it does stick out quite far in back.



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2009 Honda Fit

Extremely fast shipping. I ordered Friday after 5 pm received tracking info by 10 pm order arrived from across the country Monday midday. Completely over built and attaches to the same points on the car that the factory recovery hook attaches. It’s not just bolted to some random holes on the bottom of the car. Installing was easy with basic tools. I ordered from etrailer.com because of their [online] videos. I have a small wheel less trailer that will be used for vacation luggage, ice chest for crawfish/seafood, and gas cans for the generator during hurricane season. I also ordered the wire kit and the flappy rubber cap. All three items were top quality for a fair price.



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I like it exactly what I was expected



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Honda

This hitch is the only way to add a 2" receiver to a small vehicle like the Honda Fit. With this I am able to use the same bike rack that I do on my family's SUV without any adaptors.



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2012 Honda Fit

Easy installation, with complete instructions. Looks great. Planning to use it for a bike carrier and small boat trailer.

Also great customer service when there was a slight mix-up with my order.



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Install went well on my 2013 Honda Fit Sport, and I've been driving around with it on for at least a year now. I installed this so I could mount a bike rack large enough for my electric bike. Great product, thanks!



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Honda

This hitch is amazing. Works perfectly on Honda fit 2013. Been using it to move bikes and e-bikes without an issue. Only 200 lb weight capacity so great for bikes but, nothing heavier. Perfect for my needs. 1yr later, it works without issue.



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2013 Honda Fit

I am happy with the quality of the trailer hitch but I am missing an important piece and I am unable to install my trailer hitch to my car. I sent out an email (not quite sure if it really sent out though) about it but I have not heard anything back about it. I hope maybe they will get back to me soon or hopefully work out this problem with a phone call.

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Jenny N.

5/2/2022

I will have our Customer Service team reach out to you.



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It was more expensive to put on than I expected due to my brand of car. Honda Fit. It works fine, as expected. I use it for my ebike carrier.



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2013 Honda Fit

the hitch itself is solid as a rock. I will tear the vehicle in half before this hitch.. The coating is a very durable surface as well, It fits pretty good and didnt need to mod anything. only reason I didnt give 5 stars is because the directions SUCK. they are out of date, did not match my vehicle, and the pictures are so faded and over copied that you cant tell anything. So dont do this hitch if your not pretty skilled, and good at problem solving because you wont be able to count on the directions.



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2010 Honda Fit

It took me about three and a half hours to install it.



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2013 Honda Fit

easy to install and awesome customer service my packaged was ripped during shipping and piece fell out of the box They immediately shipped me the missing piece with no hassle



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They shipped the hitch without the bracket and took forever to send the bracket after the fact



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This item came with a part missing but after a bit of a wait I did receive the missing piece and the hitch works well. Thanks


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