🚗 TGL Hitch Step: Top-Rated Tow Hitch for 2 inch Receivers - Find Your Perfect Fit! Review

A solid piece of metal. I prefer texture for the grip with this one than Smittybilt. It will be good to protect the back of the truck from crazy drivers/parkers. Being able to use it as a solid tow point is a blessing, and it's great for short legs as well as old man's legs (a good friend pointed out that I have both short and old legs). Position, it's on a 17 Tacoma. The packaging was just the right amount, not too much. Tgl is trying to keep its inventory with Revain as much as possible, I…

I bought this TGL side stand as extra protection for my new Honda Ridgeline and am very happy with it. The stairs were packaged very well and were ready to use when I received them. The stage is durable, easy to use and should last for years. I painted the outside edge fluorescent orange to highlight oncoming drivers and also as a reminder when wandering around the back of the truck. The height is good for easy entry into the truck bed, but high enough to avoid curbs and other obstacles. I…

I agree with other reviewers that there is more play when it is inserted into the clutch. My Toyota 4Runner is no exception. I've seen at least 3 reviewers complain about the fit. However, I took the approach I've used for other applications, which was to slightly tighten the fit by installing the hitch, inserting the stop pin and holding the step up so the gap at the bottom of the pound is at the narrow edge was the wooden door seal. in between until he gets as far as possible. Then press down

It is explosion-proof. The only problem that many others have discussed. I've talked about using tape or wooden shims to take up sagging, but I don't want to have to keep changing patches. Beads along two on three of the four sides of the insert. Then I made my adjustments by adding metal or removing it with a grinder to get the desired fit. . I prefer it to be fully contained and in the lowest configuration. I use it on my e-250 3/4 ton work truck and I get in and out of it many times a day…