🔒 Enhance Hitch Safety with Let's Go Aero SHP2040-XL Keyless Press-on Locking Silent Hitch Pin for 2.5in Hitches Review

Works great with my 2020 Denali HD Class IV Receiver. I have a spare key that I attach to the receiver with a B&W multi-purpose coupler. The only part that disappointed me a little is that the bushing has surface rust. Everything else looks like new.

I hate the rattling sound of the usual pun, plus it's an added layer of security. It has an internally threaded block that the pin screws into and a latch on the end. Even if someone picks the lock, they need a chip to unscrew the pin from the block. It's not that they can't get it, but most people don't expect it before placing a bet.

There was a rumble of the hitch when using a traditional locking pin, and when using the hitch as a kick there was a noticeable slippage as almost always. This pulls it right in and eliminates the rattling and mud! The price seems a bit high, but the kit included all the necessary parts and installation was easy. No problems with it even under heavy loads, I used it on my B&W clutch. I will buy more in the future!

works as described. It is easy to install and the shank is long enough to allow for easy lock installation, but not so long that it can be easily picked. I found it a bit pricey but as they say you get what you pay for. I tried another (cheaper) brand I found on Revain but it wasn't long enough to even fit through a 2" receiver and accept a lock. I've seen reviews of rusting parts, but so far I haven't had any problems with it. .

Loved the lock. It worked flawlessly all summer. I put it back on in early December. Today, December 30th, I wanted to delete it, but that didn't happen. The castle was taken firmly. After many kinds of penetrating oils, it still hasn't moved. I ended up breaking off the key. I had to pull out the sawzall and cut the lock from the stock. The dust cap on the lock trapped moisture in the lock and caused corrosion. I contacted Let's Go customer service about the issue. They replied quickly, they…

I used to use a regular hitch pin and a separate hitch wrench to keep my motorcycle pannier from wobbling. It was awkward having to use two things every time I wanted to use my stretcher. With this locking pin, I now only have one thing that can do both. I chose the XL because other reviewers have suggested that additional length would be required to clear the wider receiver mount on my 2005 Tacoma, but since everything is there I don't think it was necessary. In any case, once installed and…