Recommended Trailer Hitch for 2011 Subaru Outback Wagon 3.6R Limited
Updated 04/16/2015 | Published 04/15/2015 >
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Question:
What hitch and wire harness would you recommend for the 2011 subaru outback 3.6R limited?
asked by: Todd J
Expert Reply:
The Draw-Tite part # 75673 would be an excellent choice for a trailer hitch for your 2011 Subaru Outback 3.6L Limited. This hitch has more more attachment points to the vehicle than the comparable Curt hitch (total of 6 versus 4 for the Curt product). The Curt hitch also requires use of a stabilizing strap for all non-trailer loads: bike racks, cargo carriers and so forth. Because I prefer more attachment points to the vehicle, I would lean toward the Hidden Hitch.
If you plan on doing some towing you may also be interested in the wiring harness part # 118467.
For ball mounts I recommend the etrailer Ball Mount Kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts, 2 balls, a hitch pin with clip, and a carrying bag.
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