Draw-Tite 76555 Class 3 Trailer Hitch, 2 Inch Square Receiver, Compatible with 2022-2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz.

This was the most challenging trailer hitch install I've done so far. This hitch appears to fit a lot of different brands and models of vehicles so I should say I put mine on a 2009 Subaru Forester. So far, I've done one on my 2002 accord, my 2009 corolla, a 2004 impreza I used to have, and a 2015 highlander. This was the hardest. There was the combination of enlarging holes which I personally just drilled bigger even though you are supposed to drill two small holes and file.This was the only trailer hitch I've done where the mufflers had to be disconnected. I've done several where they had to be lowered but not actually disconnected. Perhaps it could have been done if every hanger was disconnected but the mufflers still bolted on. Probably so but I didn't catch the hanger on the side of each muffler. Also, my instructions disappeared under my piece of cardboard which is my bad luck I guess because I didn't notice right away there are two different sizes of bolts. These are all mistakes I made but it's not easy regardless. The trailer hitch itself is pretty awesome it's a 2 inch receiver which I've never seen on any car I own even my 2008 outback. I just use a hitch for bikes and a cargo tray sometimes so it's not that amazing but still pretty good. I bet the hitch can handle more than my rust bucket 2009 forester from PA that I probably shouldn't have bought but was mechanically sorted including head gaskets and the interior is quite nice. I drown everything in fluid film and we'll see how long it lasts. OK, I'll give the hitch five stars, I made a couple mistakes. Although my mufflers were pretty new, it was probably easier to disconnect them and let them hang by the outside hanger than remove all the hangers and try to get them back in place later.

The Draw-Tite 76634 Class 3 trailer hitch with the 2-inch square receiver proved to be an excellent addition to my Lexus NX350h Premium. Installation was surprisingly straightforward and quick, taking exactly 35 minutes from start to finish.One minor step involved removing the toe hitch bracket on the passenger side, which was easily accomplished. Impressively, unlike some other installations I've read about, there was no need to lower the exhaust or any other undercarriage brackets. This significantly streamlined the process.The installation technique of pushing the hitch up at an angle with two people and then hand-tightening the initial bolts on each side proved effective for getting it into position. For safety and easier access, elevating the rear of the vehicle with a floor jack and securing it with jack stands was a necessary and recommended step.Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with the Draw-Tite 76634. The product feels robust and well-made, and the price was very competitive. It's a testament to a well-designed product when installation can be this efficient. If you're looking for a Class 3 hitch for your Lexus NX350h Premium, the Draw-Tite 76634 is definitely worth considering.

SUCCESS! I figured this might be more work than I wanted to do, so I took it to my local tire shop. They do other mechanicals too. But two guys came to look at the car, and when they saw the proximity sensors on my bumper, they refused to take the job, as they didn't want to fuss with removing the bumper and electrical stuff. I went back home, did some research and noticed other people did not need to drop the bumper, as the instructions say to do.I took a look under the car, and it seemed like it would go on fairly easily. Got some help from a neighbor, and we held up the hitch. We did NOT even need ramps or to jack up the car. I laid on the creeper and was able to get under the car easily. Instructions say to lower the muffler, but we didn't need to do that either.The hitch slipped right over the exhaust pipe and we got bolts in very easily. We did NOT need to fidget, guide with a screwdriver or any other means. The bolts went in without tools SO easily, this thing is a perfect fit. Tightened it up and we're off to the races!I must say, I've never bought anything that fit the cars or the Harley as easy as this did.They only thing is that it doesn't come with a connector holder, so you may want one of these;https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0049CGJI2https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D5GQBH5I'm not recommending, I'm just suggesting. I'm going to 3D print my own.