CZC AUTO Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock, Padlock Style and Swivel Head，Dia 5/8 Inch Bent Pin for Class III IV 2 2-1/2 Inch Receiver, Fits Bike Rack Tray Ball Mount for Towing Trailer Truck Car Boat RV

It looked exactly like the name brands, and it worked perfectly the first two times I used it. However, when I tried to remove it to take the truck through a car wash, the key turned fine, but the lock was welded to the pin. Normally, the lock portion of the pin spins freely, but this one had completely seized up and refused to come off or rotate. I tried rotating it with 18" piers on the lock and pin, but it wouldn't budge. Not the small amount of money wasted, but having to cut it off was the main source of frustration. Spend a little more and get a better brand, which is exactly what I'm going to do because I don't want to replace it because if it fails, it'll be a major hassle and inconvenient to say the least. I have several others that look the same but are from different companies that I've had for years, left on over the winter, etc. with no problems.

Reagan McConnell

| Nov 10, 2021

It works great if you're just using it to keep a hitch from being stolen around town, but once you get off the pavement, it's a gonner for you and your hitch:.

Hector WALLIS

| Nov 23, 2021

locking! I've got another locking pin, and re-locking it will take three hands. Lock it by turning the key (it's a round lock, not rectangular like this one), holding the hitch pin, and then pushing the lock back on. This is an excellent example. You can put your key in your pocket once it's been unlocked, and when it's time to re-lock it, you can do so. When you lock it, the hitch pin snaps back into place. Very well-crafted; The lock and assembly are excellent. In addition, the grime cover that protects the keyhole is more durable and stays in place. (With the other brand, it came off after a few trips. ).

Beatrice Eaton

| Oct 13, 2021

Locks are nothing more than visual distractions. It appears to be a challenging task. That isn't the case. You cannot complain at this price. This is the second of two orders I've placed. I wish the lock's body wasn't made of aluminum. It's a good combination of fit and functionality.

Jimmy Maloney

| Jan 02, 2021

The only drawback is that you must double-check that the lock is fully engaged, in other words, yank it to ensure that it is securely locked. Otherwise, it's an excellent product.

Reign AHMED

| Apr 07, 2021

This is easily removed with a sawzall, but then again, so is your tire. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA However, if you want to keep ownership of your hitch, it's a good investment. Without it, I'll be here today and gone tomorrow. This makes me happy.

Paloma Jefferson

| Jan 15, 2021

Ordered a similar product, but the shaft was too short for the lock to engage. This one was just right in terms of length.

Vivienne Ross

| Apr 25, 2021

Remove the cover, insert the key, remove the end, and pull out the key. Return the rubber cover to its original position. When you're ready to install the hitch head in the receiver, I simply push the end of the pin back into place, and it's locked in place. I've had similar locks that required a lot of fiddling with the key to re-lock. I've used it a few times now, and it always unlocks smoothly with no grinding.

Jamie KAY

| Apr 02, 2021