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Class 4 Trailer Hitches

Class 4 trailer hitches are built for heavier-duty towing on select trucks and SUVs. Our class 4 hitches feature a robust 2" receiver and higher weight ratings for large trailers and equipment. Vehicle-specific design and reinforced construction deliver confident performance under demanding towing conditions.

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CURT Class 4 Trailer Hitch, 2-Inch Receiver, Fits Select Ford Transit-150, Transit-250, Transit-350 #14012 View Product
Curt™ CURT Class 4 Trailer Hitch, 2-Inch Receiver, Fits Select Ford Transit-150, Transit-250, Transit-350 #14012

SKU: 2022118196

$332.95
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Class 4 Hitches for Heavy‑Duty Towing

A class 4 hitch is built for drivers who need serious towing capability for demanding work or recreational applications. Commonly installed on full‑size trucks, large SUVs, and commercial‑grade vehicles, a class 4 rear receiver hitch mounts securely to the frame and typically features a 2" receiver opening designed to handle higher towing and tongue weight capacities. Whether you’re pulling equipment trailers, larger utility trailers, or heavier loads, a class 4 tow hitch delivers the strength and stability required for confident towing.

Our class 4 trailer hitches are engineered with vehicle‑specific fitment to ensure proper installation, reliable performance, and long‑term durability under load. Each class 4 hitch is built to meet industry standards and tested for strength, helping provide peace of mind when towing heavier trailers or hauling demanding cargo. If your towing needs go beyond light‑ or mid‑duty applications, a class 4 trailer hitch offers a robust, purpose‑built solution designed to perform mile after mile.

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