trailer hitch questions

They are all about the same
 
When I had a car, (Jetta) I got hitch at U-Haul. Best price, installed while I waited.
 
Uhaul, lifetime warranty.

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This person with a HONDA FIT tows a 14' boat or a bike. If a FIT can do it there's no way you can't. Unless you drive a smart car.
 
My jetta was a 59 hp, 1.6 turbo diesel...beofre the TDi even came out. And I pulled two sportbikes on a lighweight open trailer to Deals Gap and Daytona many times. Any car can tow 1000 lbs. It's no more stress on the car than having 3 fat guys in the car with you.
 
Chaos said:
Uhaul huh? I saw that online, but for some reason, it did not sit well with me. Will reconsider.
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Got mine done at U-haul as well - No issues, just book with enough time in advance through their website, it's cheaper that way for some reason
 
CruisnGrrl said:
I bought my hitch online via ebay, took about an hour to install, saved a bundle off of what Uhaul wanted to charge. they arn't hard to install
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For a 2013 Accord they would charge $30 for install, well worth the price of them doing it especially if you don't have access to a hoist.
 
chiefswallow said:
Uhaul looks good to go, $278.30 all in (or $15 less if you don't take some of the warranties):

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Hard to beat under 300 installed .Came to 414 for my CRV .
 
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I have a Uhaul hitch on my truck. works great and was the best price. Install it yourself. It's usually 4 bolts.
 
My car manual says not recommended for towing. What do you guys think?
Its a 2012 Elantra
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