A trailer hitch is a towing connection mounted to the rear of a vehicle, allowing you to safely tow trailers, campers, boats, bike racks, and cargo carriers.

Trailer hitches are commonly divided into:

• Class 1 & 2 – Light-duty towing
  
• Class 3 – Most common for SUVs and trucks
  
• Class 4 & 5 – Heavy-duty towing for RVs and large trailers

Many XPE trailer hitches support DIY installation with basic tools. However, professional installation is recommended for heavy-duty towing applications or if you are unfamiliar with vehicle modifications.

Common trailer hitch receiver sizes include:

• 1.25-inch receiver
  
• 2-inch receiver
  
• 2.5-inch receiver
  

The correct size depends on your towing setup and accessories.