Fogfar 1 PC Car Towing Cover Trailer Cover, 3.05" x 3.15" Car Hitch Cover Tube Plug Protective Cover, Fits 2" Any 2" x 2" Receiver Square Mouth Plug, Protects Trailer Hitch Receiver Tube (Black)

Nice quality. I highly recommend getting one with a buckle- mine kept falling off in the car wash- also, the buckle prevents theft of the in cap in parking lots because it takes too long to pull off.

Easy installation, solid quality, fits perfectly in the hitch of my 2016 Jeep Cherokee. Nothing fancy but can’t beat it for the price.

Fogfar 1 PC Car Towing Cover Trailer Cover, 3.05" x 3.15" Car Hitch Cover Tube Plug Protective Cover, Fits 2" Any 2" x 2" Receiver Square Mouth Plug, Protects Trailer Hitch Receiver Tube (Black)My Wife’s 2006 Toyota 4 Runner has a 2” x 2” hitch on the back. I’ve had a couple of covers on it and they always seem to disappear. This one from Fogfar I think is going to solve my problem for good. It’s made of nice pliable rubber like I expected it would. The cover/plug goes into the hitch receiver nice and snug and fits perfectly. I show in the photo that the factory hitch on her 2006 4 Runner has two big steel loops, for the chains. I had my fingers crossed when I ordered this that the rubber piece to secure it from falling off would stretch enough to go over them. It was very tight, but the rubber did stretch enough and I was able to get it on. I am very happy to finally have a cover that will stay on. My wife loves her 4 Runner and she's happy with me for getting it for her! This product meets my expectations in every way and is worth 5 stars.

I've lost my hitch cover and see some minor rust and dirt in my hitch. The Fogfar 2" trailer hitch cover is a great alternative as there is a secure attachment ring to goes behind the hitch to keep it in places.Installation is simply stretching the rubber ring over the hitch so it rests in the back. Then the cover inserts into the hitch. I had to install my cover so it hangs downward as there is no room for the cover to fit point downward if I need to haul a trailer. Installing upside down allows the cover to just dangle when I'm towing without misplacing the cover anywhere. When done hauling, the cover just swings up and plugs the hitch opening. Pretty straight forward, nothing to lose/misplace again.