Draw-Tite 75772 Class III Round Max Frame Towing Trailer Hitch with 2 Inch Square Receiver Tube For Select Hyundai Santa Fe, KIA Sorento & KIA Sorento

Add strength and stability to your towing capabilities with the Class III Tube Max-Frame Trailer Hitch by Draw-Tite.

This premium custom tow hitch is built according to manufacturer vehicle weight specifications and model year to ensure a perfect fit and top towing performance. It features a solid steel all-welded construction, E-coat base, and black powder-coated finish for maximum strength and safety.

The industry-leading trailer hitch has a maximum rated capacity of up to 3,500 pounds (GTW) weight carrying (WC) and up to 5,250 pounds (GTW) weight distributing (WD). Its computer-aided design, fatigue, and stress testing insure a robust design that provides a lifetime of trouble-free towing. Compatible with models 2013-2018 Hyundai Santa Fe, Sport (5 Passenger), 2014-2015 KIA Sorento with I4 Engine, and 2014-2015 KIA Sorento with V6 Engine.

In order to use a hitch to its maximum weight carrying capacity, a ball mount and hitch ball of the same rating or higher is required. To use the weight distribution side of the hitch, a weight distribution system is required. All of these items are sold separately.

Optimize your towing capabilities with the Class III Tube Max-Frame Trailer Hitch by Draw-Tite.

Product Highlights

• Allows road accessories to be mounted to your truck, van, or SUV with the 2-inch square opening
• Features solid steel all-welded construction with a powder-coated finish for maximum strength and safety
• Rated up to 3,500 pounds (GTW) weight carrying (WC) and up to 5,250 pounds (GTW) weight distributing (WD)
• Computer-aided design, fatigue, and stress testing insure a robust design that provides a lifetime of trouble-free towing
• Compatible with the 2013-2018 Hyundai Santa Fe, Sport (5 Passenger), 2014-2015 KIA Sorento with I4 Engine, and 2014-2015 KIA Sorento with V6 Engine

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov