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Mar 20, 2017
3:16:09pm

squidmark All-American

If you had an SUV w/o a trailer hitch, what's the best route you could take to

getting one installed? Just a ball and the wiring for a small trailer

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If you had an SUV w/o a trailer hitch, what's the best route you could take to

squidmark

3/20/17 3:16pm

Uhaul does it

coolcats

3/20/17 3:18pm

They did mine. Pretty quick and easy for them. Make sure you get the right ball

Fdnman

3/20/17 3:22pm

etrailer.com should be sub $200, free shipping, and it takes ~10 min to install.

Ragnar Danneskjold

3/20/17 3:51pm

Great. Thanks.

squidmark

3/20/17 4:02pm

It depends on the car. Most have holes that are just waiting for a hitch to be screwed in.

Ragnar Danneskjold

3/20/17 4:12pm

Yep, we ordered one off of Amazon and screwed it right on

buffgato

3/20/17 8:39pm

etrailer has great videos. Definitely watch those. Autoanything usually has

Left Shark Coug

3/20/17 4:29pm

just did my Pilot myself using e-trailer

3/20/17 4:21pm

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