ReeseTowpower Trailer Hitch Class III, 2 in. Receiver, Compatible with Select Nissan Frontier : Suzuki Equator

I've owned many pickups and installed numerous hitches over the years and Reese always comes through with a superior product. The class III/IV rating can be a bit confusing and when I ordered I was hoping for the latter as I haul a 450lb. dirt bike (KLR) on a moto-tote rack with a combined bike/rack weight really pushes over the 500lb limit of a class III hitch. I was very happy to see the 750lb tongue weight rating when I received the hitch. It was a clean and quick install as all the bolt holes lined up well with NO DRILLING. There was just enough slack once all bolts were loosly fit to fine tune my install and perfectly center hitch to frame rails. In my opinion, a better quality hitch than would have come factory with my 2011 Nissan Frontier with a perfect set back from the bumper rear edge.

Guess I was one of the lucky ones I did not have any issues with the holes lining up.Fit perfect and went on easy. One recommendation that I took from the other people was to run the bolts thru before trying to attach the hitch, glad I did took several tries and a fair amount of WD 40 to get the holes on the truck cleared out so the screws would go thru easily, cannot imaging trying to do it with the hitch dangling over my head.

This hitch is exactly as advertised, looks nice, and functions perfectly. The black powder coat finish looks clean and it comes with a Reese hitch tube cover. It sits back under my bumper just a bit and looks unobtrusive.According to the manufacturer, this hitch should fit all Nissan Frontier models from 2005 to 2015 and all Suzuki Equator models from 2009 to 2012. I installed it on a 2014 Frontier and, with my father-in-law's help holding it in place, it took less than 30 minutes from start to finish. It bolts directly onto the frame with the included hardware. The fasteners should all be tightened to 68 Lb.-Ft. (92 N*M).Don't forget to order a 2" receiver and ball and a wiring harness if you need it. (I bought the "Tow Ready 118525 T-One Connector Assembly for Nissan Frontier" but already had a receiver/ball.)

The hitch arrived on time and in good condition. All mounting hardware was with the hitch. The only thing missing was the receiver cover. Holes were slightly off but I managed to bolt it up. Box was opened when it arrived, that is the only reason it got a 4star review.

Bolted right up and happy with it

This does not fit the 2019 Frontier King Cab. It's not wide enough and the holes do not line up. I originally ordered this hitch in May with an estimated delivery of 7/1. I ended up cancelling the order and reordering...I waited 2 months for a product that did not fit. The only redeeming part of the ordeal was the easy return...that's if you don't mind repacking a 50 pound trailer hitch and dragging it to the UPS store.

Received my first Reese Hitch and found that the attachment arms did not line up with the attachment thread areas on the Frontier. Off by better than one inch. Amazon sent another Hitch which was much closer to match specs - but it also needed some adjustment. But we made it work. This Reese seems like a very good - well engineered hitch. Seems like the "JIG" where they weld the parts together was not properly adjusted to correct specs for the Frontier. No Hitch cover was included with either Hitch I received.

My first attempt to install was lame, laying on a creeper trying to lift it in position was challenging, didn't work out. So I balanced it on my floor jack, WHICH WORKED GREAT. I had to balance it with 1 hand and spin the bolt with my "free" hand. It worked great. It would have gone even faster if I grabbed the 19mm socket with 3" extension before installing the bolts... Still total install time 40 minutes isn't bad for an old guy. All holes lined up perfectly, woot!