🔒 Tow Ready 63248 Receiver Lock - 1/2" Barrel Style with Bent Pins (1-1/4" Square Receivers & 5/8" for 2" Square Receivers) Review

Worked for about a year, after which the locking mechanism stopped working. He's been on a trailer for most of this year, but still.

O-ring wouldn't stay in place so I threw it away, but now I can't latch the lock with one hand because the groove doesn't line up. I manage.

Although a ball joint only costs around $25, this product gives you the peace of mind that no one will buy it from you. The risk of stumbling when towing a trailer is also reduced.

A fairly simple product but I have already used it on 4 trips and without problems. All you have to do is remove the rubber pad to attach it, which is a bit fiddly but works great.

It's powerful and gets the job done. I often have problems with the key. Two hands are required to lock and unlock, piercing the end to keep it from twisting when the key is turned. In general I think I can look for a better lock.

Really safe and easy to use; However, you need to remove the rubber washer to put it through the hitch and you need it to block the lock. No breach of contract terms, but added hassle. The road ran east to west coast, tied my bike to a bike rack attached to my car - not a single problem!

Added modesty for the price. 1/2 the price of most retail stores and the same product. It is recommended to take some dry molybdenum lube and spray it on the key, lock, inside of the lock and pin for extra lubrication and protection. Take a small can for motorcycle or ATV chains that offers numerous levels of protection as well as many reuses. No sticking key or rough turning after applying molybdenum grease. Excellent purchase!