Trailer Hitch Options
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Trailer Hitch Options
Did research on options and pricing. I decided on the Curt hitch and bought a 2 inch to 1 1/4 inch converter so I could mount the bike rack. It was a snap to install at a total cost of less than $170.00. Now, if you prefer the look of the OEM part, which is actually a renamed Hidden Hitch, it will cost a minimum of $275.00(15% discount you might be able to get from the dealer??) for the part and it will take 2 hours of your time or over $200 minimum to have someone else install. It is not work it! Cheers.
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Dont forget the option you selected is OK for bikes. If you want to pull a trailer, you need the electronics module [may be built in as an option when purchased].
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Did research on options and pricing. I decided on the Curt hitch and bought a 2 inch to 1 1/4 inch converter so I could mount the bike rack. It was a snap to install at a total cost of less than $170.00. Now, if you prefer the look of the OEM part, which is actually a renamed Hidden Hitch, it will cost a minimum of $275.00(15% discount you might be able to get from the dealer??) for the part and it will take 2 hours of your time or over $200 minimum to have someone else install. It is not work it! Cheers.
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