Recommended Trailer Hitch Receiver For 2016 Mercedes-Belz GLA 45 AMG

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Do you have a class 2 for this car?

asked by: John H

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Expert Reply:

I wish there was, but the only trailer hitch receivers available for your 20116 Mercedes-Ben GLA 45 AMG are class III with a 2" receiver.

Between the available hitches I recommend the Curt # C13197 due to it being made here in the USA and having a tougher powdercoat finish than competitors.

This hitch has a hidden crosstube so only the receiver itself is visible once installed as you can see in the included picture.

If you are needing a 1-1/4" receiver for one of your existing accessories then you can use the 2" to 1-1/4" reducer # HT02 so you are able to still use your accessory.

If you can tell me what you are planning on using your trailer hitch receiver for I would be happy to recommend the best products for your needs.

I included an installation video of the # C13197 for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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Curt Trailer Hitch # C13197 Installed On Mercedes GLA Class
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