Original GM Towing & Hitches
Trucks and SUVs are well suited for pulling heavy payloads in the vehicle and in trailers. Even cars and minivans have stronger capability than they used to. When you consider the upcoming towing job, ensure that you’re outfitted properly to pull the weight needed safely. Check your vehicle’s owner’s manual to note your towing capacity. Make sure the hitch receiver is rated for the weight class you’re desiring to tow. Pulling more than your vehicle is rated for can cause undue wear and tear to the engine, drive train, braking system and more. Pulling more than your hitch receiver can bear can cause damage to your vehicle’s frame.
Next you’ll need the appropriate sized ball mount to hitch the trailer coupler. When making the connection you’ll need to use the pin, clip, and double check the wiring harness so turn signals and brake signals are transferred to the rear lights of the trailer. Adding towing capacity to your vehicle may mean adding a hitch or upgrading it. GMPartsNow is the GM parts outlet with wholesale pricing. We buy in quantity to earn your business with discount prices. We have all your towing parts and accessories available as full kits or individual parts in our warehouse to ship to you today.
We’re available to assist you via email at [email protected]. The parts team proudly maintains one of the largest GM parts inventories in the Midwest which makes it possible to ship most parts same day as they are ordered.
2 1/2-Inch to 2-Inch Trailer Hitch Reducer Sleeve by CURT™
Mirror Kit (2020 only, additional parts required)
Trailering Mirrors, Black
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