What class hitch does this product require
1025943
Any class. It only supports two bicycles. It is a 2" receiver so if you have a class 1 with a 1.25" you would need an adapter.
1025944
It fits a 2 inch hitch and is probably the best rack I have ever owned. NO hanging bicycles as they are securely sitting on the rack. The rack ends are adjustable to fit any size bike and it is light enough to handle on my own.
349612
That is the hitch receiver. You will have to buy the ball and attachment separatly.
585914
You will need a class 5 hitch (2" receiver). You may need or want additional rear leaf springs or coil boosters to offset the weight of the carrier and cargo. The carrier will directly attach to any Reese type receiver. If you have a class 4 system (1.5" receiver) you will need an adapter to 2".
42265
I have installed this hitch on a 2013 grand cherokee larado 3.6 L egine. Quite a simple install. Had to remove the factory installed tow hooks. Curt Mfg. indicates the following: The most common receiver class installed on full-size pickup trucks and SUVs is a Class 3. If your full-size truck is equipped with a tow package, it's probably a Class 3. These receivers have a 2-inch square receiver tube. Class 3 receivers can handle up to 8,000 pound trailers and 800 pounds of tongue weight with a weight carrying ball mount, or up to 12,000 pounds and 1,200 pounds of tongue weight with a weight distributing hitch. This generally exceeds the towing capacities of most non-commercial vehicles, so a Class 3 hitch is rarely the limiting factor when towing. See this link for a full description of towing specs. http://howto.curtmfg.com/Pages/index.cfm.20.html
1439254
Greg, This unit comes standard with the drop pin style hitch and also the 2 inch Ball Hitch. If you have any further questions don't hesitate to ask!
1431293
It depends on what you're towing it behind. I bought an electric-actuated sleeve hitch on eBay that fits into the 2" receiver on my ATV. (I just looked there and don't see it anymore). It was about $400.
165780
I don't know. I bought my hitch from Northern Tool, it will work with that.
1824849
The receiver is not included with this hitch. My SUV already had the receiver, but you might check with your local Uhaul dealer to install a hitch.
1038060
Sorry, I am not the seller or maker of these hitches. I am only a customer. You'll have to ask the company or a vendor. Good luck.
1171260
It's a 6mm allen wrench. You'll also need a 3/4" standard wrench to bolt it to the hitch.
2064103
You want to make sure your car is equipped with towing hitch that fits the bike carrier
1103860
Your best bet is to check http://www.reese-hitches.com/, that is where I looked before I ordered mine.
562512
there really isn't a class rating, this hitch has a 10,000lb load rating, i believe it is the best hitch on the market, there are more expensive hitches out there, but as far as lasting the longest and the craftsmanship, i would go with a B&W over the rest. I hope this helped you
191168
The hole is actually slightly larger than 5/8" which is the standard size pin for this class hitch. And yes most hitch locks will work just fine. You will need two. One for the hight adjustment and one for the receiver on your hitch.
1152495
Yes, if your car does not have one on it already. Need to have class II hitch. The person I bought mine for passed in May and I no longer need it if your interested. Ellen5481@bellsouth.net
245270
If you don't have the rails in your bed already you will need to install or have those installed. This is just the hitch.
839605
Standard 2 inch receiver. Unknown on what class hitch. Can only lift up to 1000 lbs.