Receiver hitch

[Amp653]

What is the part number for the receiver hitch? How much should part cost

 

[Joseph Garcia]

You are talking about the part that connects to the truck's body (and not the piece containing the ball), correct?

If yes, I recommend that you go to GMPartsGiant.com, enter your VIN, and you can find the correct part number and a discounted price. You can also shop price with the part number at RockAuto.com, GMPartsDirect.com, and other places.

 

[Amp653]

You are talking about the part that connects to the truck's body (and not the piece containing the ball), correct?

If yes, I recommend that you go to GMPartsGiant.com, enter your VIN, and you can find the correct part number and a discounted price. You can also shop price with the part number at RockAuto.com, GMPartsDirect.com, and other places.

Thank you very much. It’s my first GM so Lots to learn

 

[wjburken]

This may be what you’re looking for.

Trailer Hitch, Weight Distribution Platform 19245495 | TascaParts.com

19245495 - Trailer Hitch, Weight Distribution Platform

www.tascaparts.com

 

[Fless]

If you're not particular about getting an OE hitch, check out etrailer.com. Based on your make, model, and options you can get a list of aftermarket mfr. and model numbers, then use your Google Fu to check online pricing.

 

[wjburken]

If you're not particular about getting an OE hitch, check out etrailer.com. Based on your make, model, and options you can get a list of aftermarket mfr. and model numbers, then use your Google Fu to check online pricing.

Going aftermarket would be cheaper than going OEM, for sure.

 

[Fless]

Going aftermarket would be cheaper than going OEM, for sure.

Years ago I was surprised when I priced one at UHaul for my SportTrac; it was less expensive than most others and was designed to be essentially hidden, except for the receiver. YMMV

 

[ChrisSRT]

check local junk yards or body shops, I got mine off of a totaled one at a body shop. Only $75 installed while they were repainting the tahoe.

 

[Sparksalot]

Going aftermarket would be cheaper than going OEM, for sure.

I did that at first, before changing the rear impact bar to get the OE hitch. I take thecopcar off road, and the departure angle was terrible. On the highway it worked fine.

 

[Amp653]

Thank you for options. I will check Uhaul. Just want to have it to tow a small open trailer. Etrailer.com Will worth a check too