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 061-125 for 1.25" receivers |
 062 for 2.5" receivers
 061 for 2" receivers
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- Quiet Hitch stops sway and wander before it begins. Quiet Hitch eliminates
any free play between the receiver and the tow bar (or bike rack, ball mount or whatever you insert) for a solid, seamless connection. Consistent
pressure keeps your towing combination tracking straight through crosswinds, curves and sudden maneuvers — all with considerably less effort
on your part. Quiet Hitch also reduces tire wear, as well as wear and tear on the hitch and the receiver by eliminating free play.
Especially effective on towing combinations with multiple hitch extensions; also reduces rattle caused by bike racks or hitch accessories.
- All three Quiet Hitches (see below) bolt on in seconds.
For 2" receivers — the original Quiet Hitch, the 061, fits the standard 2-inch hitch receivers found on most motorhomes, light trucks, vans and mid-size SUVs.
For 2.5" receivers — the 062 fits the larger hitch receivers which now come with many GMC, Chevrolet and Ford trucks, as well as other full-size, long wheel base trucks, vans and SUVs.
For 1.25" receivers — the newest addition to the Quiet Hitch family, the 061-125 will keep a bicycle rack, ski rack, surfboard rack, motorcycle rack, cargo rack, tailgate table or any other
hitch accessory from rattling, vibrating and generally driving you to distraction. Note: the receiver must have a ring or collar around it for Quiet Hitch to attach.
• Bolts on in seconds
• 061 works with most 2" hitch receivers
• 062 works with most 2.5" hitch receivers
• 061-125 works with most 1.25" hitch receivers. Note: the receiver must have a ring or collar around it for Quiet Hitch to attach.
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061
061-125
062
Quiet Hitch for 2" hitch receivers
Quiet Hitch for 1.25" hitch receivers
Quiet Hitch for 2.5" hitch receivers
- Read about Quiet Hitch's ability to eliminate sway
- Check out this testimonial
to see what e-trailer.com customers are saying about Quiet Hitch.
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