Reese 21536 Trailer Hitch Ball Mount Starter Kit, Fits 2 Inch Square Receiver, 2 Inch Drop, 6,000 lbs. Capacity, Includes 2 Inch Trailer Ball and Pin & Clip

2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Hauled 6’x12’ trailer 1,000 miles. Installed in 30 seconds. Worked great. Excellent quality. (Advise getting locking pin if planning on parking overnight).

First new hitch draw + ball I've bought in decades and this one performs PERFECTLY. Solid, heavy and tough!

Excellent hitch

This is a well priced option for your truck or other towing needs! I bought this for my 2024 Ford Maverick hybrid, and it fit perfectly. It's very sturdy and gives you the option of flipping it around for either a positive or negative offset. At this price, I don't see how you can beat it. Highly recommend it.

Got the job done for our 9 hour car tow.

Very affordable option to get your towing kit started, however, I have the same gripe as everyone else. Here's the breakdown.Pros:Sturdy and easy to useFits nicely into receiverCons (don't let the length sway your opinion without reading it first):You need approximately 2 tons of force to remove the pre-installed ball hitch. In order to swap out the ball, I turned the square portion sideways in the receiver so that the ball was facing sideways. I then attached vice grips to the nut and used a floor jack to push the vice grips up and loosen the nut. And I kid you not, the back of my Jeep was lifted completely off the ground before the nut finally came loose. Of course, use this method at your own risk. As I said, 2 tons of force to remove it, but after that, switching the ball was very easy.Bottom Line: If all you need is the pre-installed ball hitch, then its a 5-star rating. If you need to switch it, be ready for some frustration and questionable lapses in judgement while trying to remove the ball. But, most people that have reviewed this have figured out some way to do it, so surely you can too. At the end of the day, I'd still buy it again simply for the price, especially now that I know how to get that ball off of there. I have used this on both a 2010 Jeep Liberty (Reese Hitch) and a 2013 Nissan Murano (Hidden Hitch) with no issues.

Hitch is built with quality, does not rattle and securely holds trailer tongue.

exactly what I needed for my Ford Maverick