CURT 45955 Rebellion XD Adjustable Cushion Hitch with Dual Ball, 2-1/2-Inch Receiver, 2, 2-5/16-In Balls, 20,000 lbs, 8-in Drop

Great trailer hitch; solid, adjustable, and I like not needing two oversized wrenches to set it up for use. Have not pulled with it yet but I’m expecting it will be smooth and sturdy based on its solid construction. It could have been priced a little more reasonably, however I knew that going in and I suppose the times are what they are. Sometimes you just have to pay a little too much for what you want.

I tow boats, car trailers, dump trailers and all have a noticeable better ride quality. Price is very steep, you get heavy duty product.

I have it on a 22 ram 1500 with a 6” lift and 35” tires. Plenty of drop for dump trailer, 22’ tilt deck, landscape and all the other trailers out there! Bought it help with pulling anhydrous wagons that are 10k a piece and most of the time I’m pulling 2 at a time! The shock absorbency in both the wagons and ball mounted trailers is remarkably different in a great way! I recommend buying and never look back!

Just finished a few thousand mile tow with a 24' trailer full of motorcycles. This hitch is everything they claim it is. You can tell the difference in the first 10 feet with smooth takeaway and ease of motion over bumps.A little ( ok a lot!) expensive, but after your first tow you'll forget the cost and just enjoy the performance. It's that good. highly recommended.

Was everything and more then expected. We do a lot of trailering on I-95 in South Carolina. The right lane on this interstate is beat to hell from trucks. I’ve used this now twice to get up to Lake Marion pulling our camper and it’s actually a pleasure now versus ha fing on for dear life if you go over the countless, holes, bu,ps and cracks. It is a bit pricy, but glad I made the investment.

The unit I received is impossible to get the ball platform into the adjustable shank and slide the pins in. There is a hard rubber cushion on the ball platform that your suppose to press against when you place it on the shank to align the holes but it is to big and hard. Per the instructions, your suppose "angle the tongue slightly upwards and PRESS IN TOWARD the shank" to align the holes. It is humanly impossible to "press in toward the shank" and align the holes because of this hard rubber cushion. I could not get even one pin in one hole out of all of them. I am not a weak person and tried to use all my muscles and even hand tools to help and I could not get the pins in at all. I worked very hard on trying to get the pins in to be able to have and use this hitch but to no avail. I am so disappointed in this product for the money spent and can't believe they make it for the customer to put together BUT THE CUSTOMER CAN'T PUT IT TOGETHER.

Missing main parts that we need to use this hitch. Let me know what to do. I have only had an account for a couple months and look what I have spent with Amazon I was going to buy another hitch for one of the trucks but this is got to be settled

I've been using this for many miles on my Tundra to pull my UTV, cars, vans, etc on my flat bed trailer. Far less pain in my body bashing bumps on the highway and crappy government roads.

Seen a few reviews people saying near impossible to get the pins in and I tried the top first an no go so I tried the bottom first and it slide in easy as soon as I pushed against the top ball. So far so good. I’ll be towing 18-20000lbs with it. I only towed 6000 with it so far but it was way better than my last curt hitch. Felt more bumps from the front of my truck then rear like before.

Best hitch I’ve ever owned , totally smooths out the ride , no more clunking , pulled an 8000lbs loaded trailer 1600 kms and didn’t even know a trailer was behind me . Seriously night and day difference

It definitely gives a smoother ride. The only drawback is that it can easily drag on the ground when going through a dip.

This is an excellent hitch. So far it has worked perfect. You get a smooth ride and none of the normal clunk. I would definitely recommend.

Thumbs up!