Recommended Hitch for 2013 BMW X5 With Back Up Sensor

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Hi. Looking for a receiver Hitch for my 2013 BMW x5. We have backup sensors and DO NOT want to cut the bumper. It would be nice to be able to hide the receiver completely with not in use. We will be pulling a small trailer with a golf cart. Also, we are looking for fast shipping! Do you offer expedited shipping?

asked by: Christina B

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If you are looking for the best option of hitch, the EcoHitch Stealth Trailer Hitch # EH44FR. This will be completely hidden when not in use, does work with the back up sensor, and will not require cutting to get installed. It is also rated up to 5,000 pounds towing and 750 pounds of tongue weight.

expert reply by: Lazer S

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Answer 1

I recommend going with the Curt trailer Hitch #13077 and then the Tekonsha ZCI Wiring Kit #119250KIT for towing with your 2013 BMW X5 3.5i because the Curt hitches tend to have the best welds and thicker powder coats, and then the ZCI wiring keeps…

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Answer 2

For your 2017 BMW X5 we do have trailer lighting harnesses like the Curt part #C56190KIT which plugs into the vehicle taillight harnesses for an easy install.

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There are two EcoHitch Stealth Trailer Hitch Receivers for a 2015 BMW X5, part #306-X7265 if you don't have reverse sensors or part #EH44FR if you do have reverse sensors. Therefore, it looks like you need the latter of the two options. I have…

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I took a look for you and can confirm that there is no trimming of any fascia required to install the EcoHitch you asked about that fits your 2017 BMW X5: - EcoHitch Stealth Trailer Hitch Receiver #EH44FR This is a really cool choice for a hitch on…

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Answer 5

From what you described you're either looking for the EcoHitch #EH44FR which doesn't require fascia trimming but it does replace the OEM impact structure behind the bumper, or the Draw-Tite #75600 which is the only hitch that lets you…

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Answer 6

You have a lot of options with us. Using the fitguide will let you know which hitches will work regardless of if it's the 8cyl or 6cyl M body. For your 2013 BMW X5 M Body you can choose from one of these Class III hitch options. First up, with a…

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Answer 7

I spoke to EcoHitch and their Stealth Trailer Hitch Receiver #EH44FR does not require the removal of the tow hooks to install their receiver. So your tow hooks will still be accessible on your 2013 BMW X5.

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Answer 8

The EcoHitch #306-X7265 and #EH44FR have one real difference between them. The #EH44FR is designed for vehicles with a backup sensor and the #306-X7265 is designed for vehicles without a backup sensor. Outside of this and a slight difference in…

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Answer 9

The EcoHitch Stealth Trailer Hitch Receiver #306-X7265 that you referenced does not require any fascia or bumper cutting on your 2013 BMW X5 for installation, and it's actually the only hitch available for this vehicle that doesn't. While you…

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Answer 10

Yes, Draw-Tite hitch #75600 does require rear fascia trimming for installation on the 2016 BMW X5. The linked photo shows you an underneath view of the trimmed fascia. The normal above-ground view shown in the second photo gives you a better…

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Answer 11

According to my research, the BMW Trailer Coupling Prep Package S8SLA contain a pre-wired pigtail for use with a plug-in style trailer wiring harness but not the actual trailer wiring harness nor a trailer hitch. That said, this plug-in style trailer…

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Answer 12

The EcoHitch Stealth that fits your 2015 BMW X5 is part #306-X7265 and is a Class III trailer hitch with a 2" receiver. Please note that this will not fit if your have an M performance model. If you let me know what you plan on using this…

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