In this video I show you how you can install a trailer hitch on your vehicle. I have a 2016 Ford Explorer that didn't come with a trailer hitch and we wanted use a cargo carrier for vacation. The install was pretty easy and took only about 45 minutes. The biggest struggle is going to be removing the exhaust isolators from the exhaust hangers. Depending on how old and how many miles are on your vehicle will depend on how easy they are to remove. Either way, the trailer hitch is pretty straight forward on the Ford Explorer.

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