🔌 Tow Ready Reese 80303 Class II Receiver Adapter - 1-1/4 inch to 2 inch - 6 inch Length, 3500 lbs. Capacity Review

Product wasn't really direct. Bent by bad welding. I only had to use it one way as the flex resulted in the scooter stand almost dragging across the road.

Great product, easy to install, beautiful, durable. I use it to transport a wheelchair and it was necessary as my car is a 2 seater. Very fast delivery from the company. although it could have been closer.

I have an SUV with a 2" hitch receiver and a sedan with a 1.25" receiver. My bike rack only fits a 2" receiver. With this adapter I can mount a bike rack on both cars.

I love how car companies try to save money or whatever by going for a custom sized hitch receiver. My Subaru was like this and I was forced to buy it to use the receiver in some way, I just left the ball receiver in. My shin just below the knee has paid dearly for this many times.

Adapter converts 2" accessories into 1 1/4" receivers. Extends the receiver by 6 inches, making it easier to prop up short trailers and provides additional room to lift the SUV door or glass when using a platform or bike rack. A secure connection with very little extra play. Be sure to purchase an additional locking pin to secure the adapter to the receiver.

My 1 1/4" hitch has a built in stop inside that prevents the adapter from being inserted far enough to align the hitch insertion pin holes. I was able to cut a 1/4" notch in the end of the adapter to make it work. After that it worked as expected. I expected there would be standards for hitches and accessories so they could be installed without modification. Other accessories like my bumper tray will fit on the same hitch with no modifications.

Excellent, simple product. I used this because I needed a 2" receiver and my car had a 1-1/4". In fact, there was a stopper in my hitch, so when I put it in, it didn't go all the way back and didn't line up the hole. It was a small flap that was cut in a semicircle and stamped into the hitch receiver. I installed a hidden towbar on a 2010 Mazda 3i. The fact that the extension hit the flap isn't the extension's fault, I used a sledgehammer and banged over it until it was back far enough to…