Tow Hitch Install
A tow hitch lets you pull a trailer, bike rack, or cargo carrier safely. Installation includes bolting on the hitch and wiring the trailer lights to your vehicle.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Hitch class matched to towing capacity
- Vehicle-specific vs universal hitch
- Trailer wiring harness and connector type
- Whether a brake controller is also needed
- Bumper or frame mounting points
- Labor to bolt on and wire
Frequently asked questions
How do I know which hitch class I need?
It depends on what you'll tow and your vehicle's rated capacity. Matching the hitch class to that load is key for safe towing.
Does a tow hitch install include the wiring for trailer lights?
It often does — a proper install typically adds a wiring harness so your trailer's lights and signals work correctly.
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