 Average Customer Rating for Trailer Hitches: 4.50 out of 5 Stars (3090 Customer Reviews)
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This is my second hitch step,the first one did it's job when "truck rolled in to tree" the hitch step saved the tail gate for sure.The bent hitch step was the much cheaper alternative. The new Go Rhino step from Auto Anything is the stainless version, the chrome version I had previously(which I had just 2 years) had some rust built up on the interior, the end caps should be factory sealed. The step still looked good,it was originally purchased more for looks than fuctionality, but over time the rust would have won. For a few dollars more go with the stainless steel. I have recieved many coments on the appearence of the step,it is mounted on a Toyota Tacoma TRD.
—Reviewed by Richard F (Battleboro, NC) 2006 Toyota Tacoma 
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4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
I was putting a hitch receiver on my 2008 Escape, and the people that I got the hitch from said they could wire it for me for $39.00.They told me they were going to splice it into the factory wiring, as you all know , if it isn't done correctly, over time it would rust and corrode. Well,I knew there had to be someone out there that made a 4 pin harness that hooked up to the factory wire harness and I'd be glad to pay a little extra. Googled it and Auto Anything popped up and there it was! Fast shipping, EASY installation, hooks up to the tail light plugs, a couple of wire ties and you're done! Thank you so much Curt for offering this product!Thanks Again Curt and Auto AnythingDave
—Reviewed by Kimberly E H (Lockhart, TX) 2008 Ford Escape
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7 of 9 people found this review helpful.
I am very pleased with the service we received. I needed this hitch by the latest Friday afternoon as we were going biking in the mountains on Saturday. Unfortunately, I ordered one that didn't fit (from someone else) so I didn't have a whole lot of time to get this. I ordered this on Wednesday afternoon knowing that I was running the risk of getting it in time. I was pleasantly surprised when this arrived early on Friday and we were able to get it installed in time for our trip Saturday morning. My husband had some trouble installing it, but it wasn't the fault of the hitch. Someone had rear-ended me years ago and now we think it messed up the frame of the car. Overall, it was a fabulous experience and I will highly recommend them.
—Reviewed by Natalie L (Harrisburg, NC) 2003 Toyota Highlander
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1 of 3 people found this review helpful.
I purchased a Frontire with a 2" receiver hitch and was having a hard time locating the receiver with a 1 7/8" ball.The one I located locally had a smaller shaft, I was thrilled to find the Curt Ball all assembled with the pin enclosed fro less than I could find the reciever locally with the incorrect size. Have towed with it twice, great product.
—Reviewed by chris l (Amsterdam, NY) 2006 Nissan Frontier
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1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
I ordered the shortest adapter for use with a new Curt receiver hitch that I installed by myself on my 2005 Honda CR-V. The receiver hitch installation took around 30 minutes and was very easy since I had a pair of jack stands to support the hitch during mounting. The adapter was needed for my bike rack. I used the Curt anti-rattle kit with the adapter and I now have a solid mount that projects far enough to clear the spare tire that is mounted on the rear door. I recently drove 6 hours with 2 bikes on the rack. Speed bumps required some slow careful driving, but the hitch and adapter held up fine even when the there was quite a bit of up and down movement of the entire bike rack.
—Reviewed by William S Y (Allen, TX) 2005 Honda CR-V
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