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10-25-2011, 09:06 PM | #1 |
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Hidden Trailer Hitch????
I have read a few of the post that have been written before and really didn't see a clear answer. Is there a receiver that can be hidden at least mostly under the car that will simply let me tow a tire trailer to an from the Autocrosses and DE's? I am not in a big hurry to do this, nothing importatnt till the spring now.
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10-26-2011, 09:48 AM | #3 |
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There is nothing "off the shelf" for M cars. You'll need to find a custom hitch fabricator or installer (like Execu Hitch, or Hitch-Master), or if you can find a local welder/metal fabricator they can do the work (and often have "custom hitch fabrication" in their resume')
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03-15-2013, 01:04 PM | #6 |
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The folks at Execuhitch are quick to answer the phone and/or emails. Very helpful both pre- and post-sale.
A top quality product from a fine company. Disclaimer: this was one option for my 2011 X5. I have seen their product installed on a few difference vehicles. Researched it thoroughly and spoke with company reps on two occasions. In the end, they did not have what I needed in stock, nor was it expected within a reasonable time frame. So I looked elsewhere. However, I continue to hold this company in high regard. |
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