Aftermarket hitch

[mji111]

I ended up buying a vehicle off the lot that did not have the factory hitch, but I don't plan to tow with the Grenadier as I have another vehicle for that. I still needed a hitch receiver for my bike rack. I ended up going with the CAtuned Offroad one and it was a piece of cake to install. You just remove two torx bolts to take off the plastic cover and then install the hitch receiver with 4 bolts and locktite. I put a cheap rubber cover in it when the bike rack is not in use. This did not come with any wiring, but that is fine for my purposes.

 

[anand]

Any reason you didn't just go with the OEM piece from a dealer?

 

[mji111]

I am sure the OEM one is great and that would have been fine with me if I got it when I bought the vehicle. This one is about $100 less expensive and was delivered to my door, so I choose that convenience over going to the dealer.

 

[jeremycogswell]

I ended up buying a vehicle off the lot that did not have the factory hitch, but I don't plan to tow with the Grenadier as I have another vehicle for that. I still needed a hitch receiver for my bike rack. I ended up going with the CAtuned Offroad one and it was a piece of cake to install. You just remove two torx bolts to take off the plastic cover and then install the hitch receiver with 4 bolts and locktite. I put a cheap rubber cover in it when the bike rack is not in use. This did not come with any wiring, but that is fine for my purposes.

I ordered the same hitch receiver from CAtuned, but the bolts provided are too small. Does anyone know what the correct bolt size and thread pitch is? (2024 Fieldmaster)