Class 3 Trailer Hitches for Trucks, SUVs, and Cars
If you’re a trailer owner, you probably like bringing it along for everything, from off-road adventures, to work, or for spending time with your family. So while you’re doing all these things, make sure you have a reliable trailer hitch along for the ride. Introducing our Enthuze class 3 trailer hitch. Our class 3 hitch has been designed for tons of different trailers, so no matter what you’re bringing – fishing boat trailers, popup campers, ATV trailers, or anything else—you’ve got a reliable hitch that can tackle any job.
Every Enthuze class 3 receiver hitch is custom-made for a make and model, so you’re guaranteed a hitch that’s compatible with your vehicle’s existing features. Each hitch is designed with hands-on engineering for a perfect fit. And they’re dipped in rust-resistant Bonderite® coating for long-lasting durability. Cleaning any of our class III hitches is easy because of their open-back receiver.
And they’re strong too! Our class 3 hitches have a carrying capacity of up to 3,500 lbs. gross trailer weight, and 525 lbs. tongue weight. Each custom hitch is thoroughly tested in-house to make sure we’re giving the highest quality available product to you. So the next time you’re thinking about bringing your trailer with you, bring along an Enthuze Class 3 Trailer Hitch as well.
Read FAQs about Class 3 Trailer Hitches
FAQs: Class 3 Trailer Hitches
What types of trailer hitches does Enthuze sell?
Enthuze specializes in Class 3 receiver hitches engineered for a wide range of vehicles including trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and many other vehicle types. Each hitch is designed to be vehicle-specific rather than universal, which means it is built to fit the exact frame geometry of your make and model. Configuration options on select vehicles include choices between concealed and visible main body styles, as well as round tube versus square tube frame construction.
How do I find the right Enthuze hitch for my vehicle?
Enthuze hitches are custom-made for each specific vehicle make and model, which greatly simplifies the process of choosing a compatible hitch. To find your hitch, enter your vehicle's year, make, and model using the vehicle selector on the Enthuze website. All Enthuze hitches include installation guides linked directly on the individual product pages, so you'll have everything you need once your order arrives. If you have questions about fitment before ordering, contacting an Enthuze representative is recommended, as vehicle-specific parts are non-refundable once ordered.
What is a Class 3 trailer hitch and what can I tow with it?
A Class 3 trailer hitch is the most popular hitch class and uses a 2-inch receiver tube. It can be installed on SUVs, minivans, crossovers, and pickup trucks. The standard gross trailer weight rating for a Class 3 hitch is up to 8,000 lbs, covering a wide variety of common tow items like travel trailers, boats, and small car haulers. When used in combination with a weight distribution hitch, a Class 3 hitch can increase its gross trailer weight capacity up to 10,000 lbs and tongue weight capacity to 1,000 lbs. Class 3 hitches also support hitch-mounted accessories like bike racks and cargo carriers.
Are Enthuze trailer hitches safety tested?
Yes. Enthuze Class 3 receiver hitches are stringently tested in accordance with SAE J684, which is the industry-standard specification for trailer hitches covering design requirements, performance criteria, and safety testing protocols. This testing verifies that each hitch meets its stated gross trailer weight and tongue weight ratings before it reaches the consumer. Enthuze hitches are also precisely welded for superior strength and fit, and all weight ratings are further limited to the vehicle manufacturer's stated towing capacities — always observe the lower of the two.
What coating protects Enthuze trailer hitches from rust?
Every Enthuze Class 3 receiver hitch is treated with a rust-resistant Bonderite® coating for long-lasting durability. The hitch is co-cured in this rust-resistant liquid Bonderite coating inside and out, providing comprehensive corrosion protection on all surfaces — including interior areas that trap moisture and road salt. This is layered beneath a durable black powder coat finish for a clean, weather-resistant appearance.
Are Enthuze trailer hitches made in the USA?
Yes — Enthuze Class 3 receiver hitches are made in the USA. This manufacturing origin is consistent across the vehicle-specific hitch lineup and is a notable quality differentiator for buyers comparing Enthuze to imported alternatives in the Canadian market.
How long does it take to install an Enthuze trailer hitch?
You can expect a hitch installation to take between 30 minutes and a few hours, depending on your level of expertise. Some vehicles may require plastic fascia panels to be cut or trimmed, which should be done carefully using a utility knife or rotary cutoff tool with cut areas marked with masking tape first. Most Enthuze hitches bolt directly to pre-existing frame mounting points, making the job accessible for experienced DIYers. If you have doubts about your level of expertise, Enthuze recommends having the hitch installed professionally — Action Car and Truck Accessories locations across Canada can handle installation.
Will installing a trailer hitch void my vehicle warranty?
A trailer hitch install, when done properly, will not void your warranty. The key is following the installation instructions included with your specific Enthuze hitch and using only the hardware provided. Improper installation — such as over-torqued bolts, incorrect mounting positions, or cutting more material than required — could potentially create issues, which is why following the model-specific guide is important. When in doubt, professional installation is the safest path.
Can I use an Enthuze vehicle hitch with a weight distribution system?
The 2"x2" receiver tube opening on Enthuze Class 3 hitches accepts a ball mount or hitch-mounted accessory and is compatible with a weight distribution hitch. This is an important advantage over Class 1 and Class 2 hitches, which do not support weight distribution systems. If you're towing a heavier travel trailer or RV and need to distribute tongue weight for safer handling, Enthuze also sells its own round bar weight distribution hitches in 10K and 14K capacities separately in the towing section of the website.
Where can I buy an Enthuze trailer hitch in Canada?
Enthuze Class 3 receiver hitches are available through enthuze.ca with pricing ranging from CAD $159.99 to $421.99 depending on the vehicle application. Free shipping is available across Canada. Enthuze products are also carried by Canadian retailers including TDot Performance and Parts Engine, and are available through Amazon.ca. For the most complete vehicle fitment selection and access to Enthuze's customer support team, purchasing directly through enthuze.ca is recommended.
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A class 3 hitch is capable of pulling a wide variety of trailers since it is dependable, adaptable, and engineered to fit perfectly. Trucks, Jeeps, SUVs, and many other types of vehicles can all use class 3 hitches. The most prevalent kinds of receiver hitches on the road are class 3 hitches. This is as a result of their 2" standard receiver size and varied towing capacity. With a class 3 hitch, you can tow a variety of trailers and indulge in your favorite activities, including camping, fishing, hunting, and motorsports.
Enthuze class 3 hitches are created to be customized for each vehicle. Each is constructed to withstand the weather and put to the test to ensure your safety and the safety of your traveling companions. Each of our class 3 hitches, like other Enthuze custom hitches, is designed for a particular vehicle. This greatly simplifies the process of choosing and installing the proper hitch. Use our Shop By Vehicle tool to look up your year, make, and model to find a class 3 trailer hitch.
You can pick a hitch from the list after finding your vehicle. Some vehicles may offer choices like concealed versus visible main bodies and round tube versus square tube frames. Class 3 hitches are used to tow a wide range of trailers, including cargo carriers and bike racks as well as boat trailers, campers, utility trailers, and other sorts of trailers.
Each hitch and vehicle, however, has a certain weight rating. Never exceed the lowest-rated towing component's maximum capacity, whether it's a vehicle, hitch, or another piece of towing gear. Every vehicle application receives a unique fit from Enthuze class 3 hitches. As a result, hitch installation is substantially simpler. We evaluate the structure of the vehicle carefully throughout the design phase, minimizing or completely negating the necessity for drilling and modifications.