What 2-Inch Class III Hitch Do You Recommend for a 2006 Nissan Murano?
Updated 08/17/2021 | Published 08/16/2021 >
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I will be having a 2 inch Class 3 hitch installed on my 2006 Toyota Murano Will your hitch take a beating on rough Freeways and off roads ? Will my purchase of your etrailer be supplied with an Adapter to fit a 2 inch? I watched your video and its very well done, my question is security of bike on your trailer have where I may lock bike on.?
asked by: Raymond R
Helpful Expert Reply:
If you still need a hitch installed on your 2006 Nissan Murano, I recommend the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13571. The Curt Receiver has a class III rating, and will be able to handle 3,500 pounds of gross towing weight and 350 pounds of tongue weight. As far as construction, the Curt hitch will be able to take a beating either on or off-road. The hitch bolts securely to your Murano's frame and comes with all installation hardware included.
As far as an adapter, you will not need an adapter for a 2-inch hitch if you are using an accessory that is designed to fit a 2-inch hitch receiver. However, if you wish to fit a differently-rated accessory like one that is designed to fit only 1-1/4" receivers, you will need an adapter like the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver Adapter - 2" # C45770.
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