Which Stealth Hitch Option for Towing Small Boat With 2021 Hyundai Palisade

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Is there a more reasonable option than the solution to tow my boat proposed by Mike L.?

asked by: Terry

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The # 391CONVPT5L Stealth Hitch you'd looked at doesn't include the receiver that's designed for towing, it's meant for hitch mounted accessories only, but there are options that would allow you to tow your boat.

To tow your boat, there's a couple ways you can go to upgrade to make that possible. You could use the part # 391CONVPT5L hitch, add the # 391BMU5L ball mount and a # 63845 2-inch trailer ball and the # CU94FR 4-pole trailer wiring harness, which would provide you everything you needed to tow your boat.

Or, for another option you'd could use the Stealth hitch # 391HYUNPALIS19T which includes the ball mount for towing along with a 7-way trailer wiring harness. You'd also need a # PK12716 adapter for the 4 pole connector on your boat trailer. This would be more expensive than the first option, but if you wanted to tow something in the future that's equipped with a 7-way trailer connector, you'd be ready.

If your current trailer is all you'll ever tow, I'd stick with the first option. I've linked to install videos for the hitch and the trailer wiring harness.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Installed Apperance of Curt C13427 on 2021 Hyundai Palisade
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Terry

9/17/2021

Is there a more reasonable option than the solution to tow my boat proposed by Mike L.?

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Mike L.

9/17/2021

For a less expensive option, I'd go with the Curt Class III hitch, part # C13427. This hitch isn't completely concealed like the Steath hitch options you'd previously asked about, but the hitch crossbar is nicely concealed behind the bumper, as shown in the provided photo. You'd also need the # 118784 trailer wiring harness I previously mentioned, along with a ball mount like # D-28, a hitch pin like # PC3 and a 2 inch ball like # 63845. This option would be considerable less expensive than either of the Stealth Hitch options mentioned above.

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