Trailer Hitches
- SKU: ACTENT00191
- Fitment: RV Bumper 4"X4" Channel
- SKU: ACTENT00231
- Fitment: 2014-2019 Toyota Highlander
- SKU: ACTENT02531
- Fitment: 2022-2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5
- SKU: ACTENT04031
- Fitment: 1996-2014 GM Express/Savanna 1500 / 96-26 Express/Savanna 2500/3500
- SKU: ACTENT07331
- Fitment: 2018-2026 Honda Odyssey
- SKU: ACTENT07431
- Fitment: 2021-2025 Toyota Sienna
- SKU: ACTENT10231
- Fitment: 2009-2020 Dodge Journey
- SKU: ACTENT10331
- Fitment: 2007-2019 Silverado/Sierra 1500 Classic
- SKU: ACTENT14231
- Fitment: 2005-2026 Nissan Frontier / 09-12 Suzuki Equator
- SKU: ACTENT17431
- Fitment: 2021-2026 Nissan Rogue
- SKU: ACTENT18331
- Fitment: 2018-2024 Volkswagen Tiguan
- SKU: ACTENT19531
- Fitment: 2005-2017 Equinox / 2010-2017 Terrain / 2002-2009 Torrent
Many trucks and SUVs can handle towing, as long as they’re properly equipped. For that, you’ll need a trailer hitch. Action Truck has a great selection of trailer hitches for sale meant to fit your truck, your trailer, and your budget.
Some trucks might have a hole on the bumper for a hitch ball. These can work for some applications. However, the bumper hitch is often too high to properly mate with most trailers, which can induce trailer sway. A trailer hitch kit with a receiver can put the hitch ball level with your trailer, making your tow safer.
A trailer hitch is your trusted travel companion. No matter what you want to bring with you, odds are you’ll need a trailer hitch. The type of hitch you need depends on your vehicle’s towing capacity.
Trailer hitches come in five distinct classes, and the hitch class depends on towing capacity. We carry hitches of all classes –classes 1 through 5– in our online store. Whether you need a class 1 trailer hitch for a bike rack or a class 5 for a utility trailer, you’ll find a hitch compatible with your setup.
Most drivers use a class 3 trailer hitch, which is found on small trucks, SUVs, and vans. These trailer hitches can carry most of your needs: utility trailers, medium-sized campers, sports equipment, and boats. We’re just scratching the surface.
Learn more: Trailer Hitch and Towing Guide