Will the BOLT Hitch Lock # BL7018447 Fit a 2011 Ford Ranger

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I have a 2011 Ford Ranger 4X4 with a Class III hitch. Will your Bolt lock, #BL7018447, be compatible with my truck?

asked by: Norm

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Helpful Expert Reply:

It's pretty easy to know if the Bolt Hitch Lock part # BL7018447 would work on your 2011 Ford Ranger. You just need to compare the key of your truck to the picture I attached. If what you have matches what you see in the picture the lock will work.

I attached a review video for this lock for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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