Customer Reviews - Honda CR-V Trailer Hitch, 02-06 - Class III
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$369.08 $335.53

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by Salvatore Palo | Date Added: Saturday, June 21, 2008

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The hitch was easy to install on my CRV and the paint job is perfect. I could not be happier. Thanks HitchSource.

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by Dennis Booth | Date Added: Tuesday, May 27, 2008

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Absolutely no problems installing this hitch on my Honda CRV, as instructed, as advertised. Some posts had indicated problems with the muffler or tailpipe contacting the hitch after installation, but I had no such problems. It fit perfectly and was installed in fifteen minutes and ready to go to work!

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by David Courtney | Date Added: Thursday, February 21, 2008

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Everything about this hitch and this company was grade A. The hitch arrived at my house in only 4 days. Installation was a breeze. I have told all my friends that if they ever need a good hitch at a great price, there is only one place to order from. Thanks Hitchsource.com!!!

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by Joseph Murawski | Date Added: Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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This is a nice hitch, works well on my CRV. The only issue I had with it was that UPS managed to bend the right side chassis arm inward about 1". After pushing it back out with a jack the hitch installed fine.

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by Ryan Pearson | Date Added: Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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Excellent quality and price. Great fit.

Tip: To fishwire the second bolt on a CRV:
Put your bolt and spacer on the fishwire, insert the bolt/spacer in the hole FIRST, then pull it back down through. Seems simple, but it took me 10 min. to figure that out at the time!

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by daniel thompson | Date Added: Monday, October 8, 2007

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Excellent, quality hitch. Good instructions. I'm not the most handy guy in the world, and I still was able to do it. Read the advice on here. I'll just add a couple of points. You might want to try fishing the bolts on the driver's side first, as you will have more room to work on that side then on the muffler side. Get experience with the process on the easy side first. Second, the fish hook thing IS great, but I'll warn you not to thread it all the way and tight on the bolt. I did because I was paranoid about it coming off the bolt when threading it in place, and losing a bolt up in the frame. But then when I got it through, I had to pull it back out because I couldn't get the fish hook unthreaded off the bolt. Really, 3 to 4 turns of it on the bolt will hold it very well.

Great product and spectacularly fast shipping.

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