Heavy Duty SnowyFox 2.5"-2'' Trailer Hitch Receiver Adapter - Class V To III/IV Aluminium Alloy Reducer Sleeve W/ Pin & Clip Review

Product came on time, undamaged which is always good! The product fits well into the assembly everything is good except they should have made it longer! It's a little on the short side but no big deal I'll manage the one in a quarter goes in but there is a little bit of wobble you might want to consider buying one or more anti-wobble devices

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This works well but is not very tight. I don't hear a rattle but just wish it was a slightly tighter fit. Also, it does not slide all the way in but sticks out about an inch.

A nice heavy insert but a little loose in the hitch worked well did end up adding an extra hole for our purpose. That's my feedback!

Used on a 1.25” bike rack that needed to go in a 2”receiver. It does what it’s designed to do. Not much else to talk about this piece of metal.

There’s not much to say, it’s simple to install and lightweight. The problem is that it’s weak— the lip broke after a few hundred miles. Also, the included hitch pin is useless as it’s not long enough to be used with a 2.5” receiver.

This adapter fit great. I bought it to adapt the 1.25" shaft of my bike rack to my 2" hitch receiver. That all works and fits great. The issue is that the pin hole in my bike rack is smaller than the pin hole in my 2: receiver and the SnowyFox 2" to 1.25" adapter. I got around this by drilling out the hold in the bike rack to match the hold in the receiver and the adapter. Just something to know when you buy an adapter. Check the size of the pin holes.

Both ID and OD are a little loose. There's enough slack for the bike rack to sway about 20-30 degrees at the tip. Expect some wobbling at cruising speeds. A ratchet strap is your friend.The pin is 5/8" FYI.

This is just what was needed, for me, but if you want your reducer to extend away from the vehicle, this is not the right part for you. It just reduces the diameter of the receiver from 2" to 1 1/4", which is what I needed for a Yakima bike rack.