Do you have a trailer hitch on your RAV 4?

[Anonymous]

If so, what kind, and how much was it to install? We’re thinking of getting one for a bike rack. Are those a pain to get on and off the hitch? What else have you used the hitch for?

[Anonymous]

Trailer hitches aren't dependent on make/model of vehicle. We have them on our truck, UTV, zero turn, and SUV. We use them for hauling horses/cattle/hay/straw and hauling equipment trailers or moving coops around (farmers). It shouldn't cost you more than $500 at u-haul type places to get one installed, I think our's were around the $250 range, but we are out in a rural-ish area, so YMMV. It should be two pieces, the actual hitch that is attached to your vehicle chassis, and the different attachments you will need for whatever you are hauling (some of our trailers are ball hitch bumper pulls, and others connect by pin).

They are easy to get off/on/change since the attachment connects to the hitch by a big metal pin.

[Anonymous]

I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

[Anonymous]

Some vehicles you can easily install one yourself. They sell them on Amazon and its just a few bolts or take it to your mechanic. We got one on our new vehicle and its so much better for bikes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

I have a Mercedes with a trailer hitch. It’s to take our bikes to the beach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

What? That’s crazy. You need a hitch for a bike rack.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

What? That’s crazy. You need a hitch for a bike rack.

How should I transport bikes? The roof?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

What? That’s crazy. You need a hitch for a bike rack.

I assume PP meant a ball hitch, used for boat trailers, camp trailers, and 4x4 trailers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

You're a very strange person. Do you ever go outdoors?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

This is a very new money / striver comment PP. Are you the first generation to go to college?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If so, what kind, and how much was it to install? We’re thinking of getting one for a bike rack. Are those a pain to get on and off the hitch? What else have you used the hitch for?

I have them on my jeeps. Mostly use it with a tray for going to the beach, etc. Reasonably easy to slide an attachment (bike rack, tray, ball receiver, etc.) in or out. If you are planning to tow a trailer, you'll want to also get a wiring harness.

[Anonymous]

go to uhaul it is 1/3 the price of a toyota dealer make sure to get the 2 inch square.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

You're a very strange person. Do you ever go outdoors?

Yep, laugh away while I enjoy outside fun, don’t care.

[Anonymous]

Nope, but we were thinking about getting one of the hard-shell external packing things for the roof. I don't know if we just pack like Diana Ross or what, but a recent trip to the beach took up all non-human space in the interior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I always think “redneck” whenever I see a car with a trailer hitch. If you want people to laugh at you, go for it.

Weird. I think "they have a boat!"