CURT 19745 Universal Car RV Tow Bars for Flat or Dinghy Towing, 5,000 lbs, 2-Inch Coupler

Good quality, we had to wind up adding a little bit of a welded attachment for our 2010 Buick enclave but it worked out great! We just needed it to be a hair wider. But overall no issues towed from MT to FLA in snow rain and sun.

Used this for the first time and put a total of 1,200 miles on it. Drove mostly interstate but a few short gravel roads on the trip. I checked the bolts at every stop and there was no signs of loosening or wear of any kind. The packaging was completely trashed when it arrived (assume that is why I got it cheaper from the specific retailer), but all items were included and it was unused in box. I bolted this directly to my TJ factory bumper which required drilling a couple extra holes. I also bought some larger diameter grade 5 washers and doubled them up with what was included in the box. No complaints and not afraid to tow this again and again. First trip I was a little nervous because I had never flat towed anything before. Worked flawlessly.

Used a similar tow bar 30 years ago to move the same truck. No idea where that 1st tow bar went. Purchased this one and it did the needed job well. Assembly was easy and set up on truck was simple. Bracket fit on truck almost like the 1st unit. Did have to redrill one hole a bit wider but all was set up and working as it should.

assembles easily

Well built. Being fully adjustable is great. The only thing it lacks are safety chains. I pulled a 2000 Silverado with it a couple times. Saved me a ton over calling a tow truck. Took about 20 mins to drill holes and install. Once attached, it was very sturdy and held up well in its use. After each use I checked all the fasteners and all had stayed at proper torque specs. I would recommend for light, occasional use. Don't know how it would do for long trips. Always a good idea to stop and look everything over if using on long trip anyway. Hope this helps.

This hitch requires a flat surface for mounting. I had to remove the rubber bumpers but then could easily attach the hitch. I did temporarily remove the bumper using a 55 Torx socket. This hitch is built strong and I trust the brand.

Works great! Towed my 2005 sebring convertible over a thousand miles to Georgia with out a hitch! (sorry the pun) This is everything they say and more.

It did the job. I towed a 04 Dodge 1500 about 500 miles. I had to take off the bumper and attach the brackets to the bumper plates, drilling one hole on each plate the other hole was already there by the factory. The hardware is very tight which made it hard to put on but they never loosened during the tow. But this also made it hard to make sure the hardware was tight. I highly suggest the use of a torque wrench and following the prescribed torque's. The reason for 4 stars us because it dosent come with u bolts to attach safety chains. I ended up bolting the chains to the tow bar with grade 8 bolts. Over all it did the job well and I would suggest it