2021 GMC Acadia Trailer Hitch Receiver, Draw-Tite 76023, 4,500 Lbs, Fits 2" inch Hitch

• • 2017 - 2023, GMC, Acadia.
  • 2019 - 2025, Chevrolet, Blazer.
  • Hitch Size: 2" inch.
  • Tow/Tongue Capacity: 4,500 Lbs/675 Lbs.
  • Concealed Cross Tube.
  • No Drilling Required.
  • No Trimming Required.

Instructions: Installation Details.pdf

Installation Notes:

• Hitch cross tube is concealed.
• No drilling required.
• Exhaust must be temporarily lowered for installation.
• Trunk access required for hitch installation.
• Requires temporary removal of bumper during installation.
• Fascia removal required.
• Minor trimming of fascia.
• Installation time: 100 min

Features

Custom fit is designed specifically for your vehicle
Designed for towing, bike rack, cargo rack, wheelchair lift and other hitch accessories 
Tested for safety in accordance with SAE J684
Protected by a durable high-gloss black powder coat finish
Bolt-on installation - no welding required
Complete hardware kit and installation instructions included
Trailer hitch weight ratings are limited to vehicle manufacturer’s stated capacities and conditions
Backed by a limited lifetime warranty
Drawbar and pin and clip sold separately
Customizations done to your car can effect installation (aftermarket bumper, muffler, etc.)

Specs

Receiver opening: 2"
Hitch design: Square tube
Rating: Class 3
Hitch height: 18”
Center hitch hole to edge of bumper: 6”
Maximum gross trailer weight: 4,500lbs
Maximum tongue weight: 675lbs
Maximum weight distribution weight: 4,500lbs
Maximum weight distribution tongue weight: 675lbs
Limited lifetime warranty

Draw-Tite class 3 trailer hitches are custom built. This means it can handle a variety of small trailers such as single axle utility trailers, canoe and kayak trailers, dirt bike trailers and more. It can also accept a hitch-mounted cargo carrier or bike rack, making it a very useful addition to cars with limited cargo space. The 2" x 2" receiver tube opening of this class 3 hitch is able to accept a hitch-mounted accessory, such as a bike rack or cargo carrier, or a ball mount to tow most standard size trailers, including utility trailers, single-horse livestock trailers, boat trailers and large campers.