Customer Reviews for VEVOR Adjustable Trailer Hitch, 8" Rise & Drop Hitch Ball Mount 2" Receiver 14,000 LBS Rating, 2 and 2-5/16 Inch Stainless Steel Balls w/ Key Lock, for Automotive Trucks Trailers Towing

It’s a good sturdy product. Towed my car trailer to Florida from Illinois. No problems at all.

Carrying and switching between different towing ball hitches to correctly match whatever trailer you need to tow, especially when helping friends and family that have a variety of different trailer tongue heights and ball sizes, can get challenging and expensive so getting this Adjustable Trailer Hitch with 2 integrated ball sizes will simplify towing in the future. This product includes a locking hitch pin with 2 keys which adds value to this specific product. Taking a close look at the welds along the steel joints does show that the welding quality is not the best but good enough to get the job done. Neither of the towing balls is marked with the ball size so I measured to confirm actual sizes which are 2-inch and 2-5/16 inch. Last 4 photos below show measurements of both tow balls of this new hitch plus 2 comparative tow ball sizes from my old single ball hitches. The new 2-inch ball is a bit smaller diameter than a typical 2-inch tow ball but should be adequate. The new 2-5/16” tow ball is nearly identical to my old same sized tow ball.

This hitch is really heavy duty and can handle even heavy travel trailers. It fits my needs perfectly. Easy to adjust and well made. I am so impressed.

I pull multiple different trailers daily. They all have different balls sizes and this makes it very easy

Owning multiple trailers with multiple ball sizes and heights can make for a mess of hitches, and this solves that problem. Having both 2 1/2" and 2 5/8" balls and being able to adjust the height makes it possible for me to have one hitch and be able to level the trailer. Being 22,000lb capacity is more than enough for what I tow so I never have to worry about being overloaded.I'm not too enamored with the lock as it doesn't seem very weatherproof. I'll probably just use my own pin and if I want a lock I'll get an aftermarket one.

We were in search of a drop/lift hitch and this one fits both those needs. We have three trucks at all different heights and one never was able to fit those needs.With this hitch you have the options of up or down and it's secured with the locking pin provided. Talk about one stop shopThe pictures posted don't do it justice. It's a heavy weight one but quailty welds and ball pins seem to be build with long term use in mind.*the chrome in pic is not scratched that's the packing flakes* she shines amazing. Maybe I'll actually not hit my shins as I can see it better

To be short and sweet, Not sure I would trust this for it's 22000 lbs rating. It claims it can take that weight, but it is not certified or marked. Also, in one section of the information for this product it says 22,000 lbs, but in another it shows 2,2000 (It's probably just a type-oh, but...) This definitely seems heavy duty enough, I will have no problem feeling fine towing anything within 5000-10,000 lbs of gross weight, and I'd keep the hitch weight at no more than half also, but I would stop there.I have a 10,000 lbs tiny house that I need to move on my property. This is the main reason I got this. The tiny house is right at the top weight of 10,000 lbs, but it only has a 1000 lbs hitch weight. I only have to move it 1/4 mile on private property, so I feel pretty good with that.It would be really nice if it was DOT approved or at least had some certification one the load. Not a big deal, but it would also be nice if the ball sizes were stamped on the balls (minor) but...

It shipped fast and came well packaged. Pretty straight forward install. The hitch lock that is included might not be the best based on the cheap keys that came with it so I would keep it oiled good to avoid the lock freezing up. It is adjustable as described but there is quite a bit of play in this, not enough to notice in travel but it is audible and just kinda makes you think. It does not have a capacity marked on it anywhere which is unfortunate. The lack of a rating stamp and the loose fit of the ball does not ensteal full confidence. I do think that it makes a very good general hitch that can live in the back of the truck for swapping in and out when bumping random trailers. I also think that with will work just fine for almost any utility trailer. If its anything heavy, like say a loaded car trailer or heavier, I think that I will continue using a dedicated heavy rated hitch. All in all.. its not a bad hitch.

Although this thing is packaged with care like a delicate piece of furniture, it is SOLID. Made of high quality, heavy-duty materials. Feels like you could pull a train with it. The dual-ball hitch is a solid hunk of stainless steel (the square that the balls are welded to is not hollow - but a solid mass of steel). It is pretty much indestructible. The adjustable slider mount is also very thick steel, and the pins that hold the hitch onto the mount are very thick stainless steel. The main pin that holds the unit onto your receiver is keyed with a lock. I have the 6"x2" unit. Very satisfied with it. Expect it to last forever.

We have a few utility trailers with various size wheels, and having this allows us to quickly adjust the receiver height based on the trailer without having to change out the entire hitch assembly. Combined with the different ball sizes, this has proven to save us about two to three hours of manpower a week.