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Old 07-30-2017, 11:05 AM
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rockauto.com

Have your local grease monkey install, one that's qualified of course. I have done my own, using Curt stuff. Not too bad.

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/p...ler+hitch,1212

$142 plus the ride.
Let's stick with mechanic - I don't know if ECOHITCH makes a Porsche hitch, but my Subaru is equipped with one.
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Old 07-30-2017, 01:31 PM
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that execuhitch looks nice. no audi or minivan for me tho...

i had uhaul install my receiver. installation quality was good. but they do a ton, so my impression was that it's largely dependent on who's there that day and how busy they are. i imagine beginning of summer would be bad. also, depends on if you just want the receiver installed or if you need wiring done for brake/signal lights. for the most common makes, there's conversion harness that just plug in and are tough to screw up. others require some know-how and experience.

the receiver quality itself is fine, i think it's made by draw-tite. but that would depend on what you're using it for. for a bike rack, no problem. if i'm pulling a boat or something, i'd be more picky.
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