Everything Automobiles Rubber Coated Hitch Tightener for 1.25 inch and 2 Inch Tow Trailer Hitches, Anti Rattle for a Wobble Free Quiet Ride

In the same way as all low-income people The low price ones use metal that is softer and nuts and hardware that are stronger, but the product still works. It is nice to see the rubber coating on this product. To save time, I used my own lock nuts instead of lock washers, but that's not You tend to have to replace lock washers after a year's worth of use, regardless of whether you were using lock nuts or lock nuts and washers The threads grow stiff when out of use, and every time they get too galled to work anymore, you have to buy a new Try the version RhinoUSA sells if you want one that lasts longer and is more durable. It works fine for my tiny utility trailer towing 1,000 pounds There's a brand name trailer that's good for a trailer that weights 1500 pounds, but if you're hauling a big trailer don't skimp here.

Kai Gentry

| Nov 10, 2020

The model I am using is the first of its kind, so I cannot compare it to others. In what I can tell you, I have locked my bike rack in to my hitch and it does not move. After installing this bike rack, it hasn't bounced around any more down the forest service road. Never had a bike rack not fly all over the place down a forest service road. It's amazing how much improvement you've made!.

Dangelo BUTCHER

| Oct 02, 2020

It worked just as it was supposed to. You won't have to worry about rattling or swaying anymore.

Yehuda Potter

| Mar 25, 2021

It works exactly the way it should.

Mila Roy

| Oct 20, 2020

The screw needs to be unscrewed every time you remove it.

Banks Erickson

| Jun 12, 2021

The rubber coating is made up of cheap plastic, is easily damaged while being installed, and does not stop rattling noises.

Brendan Chavez

| Sep 28, 2020