TYT Adjustable Tri-Ball Trailer Hitch for 2 inch Receiver, 4.5" Drop/Rise, Triple Balls (1-7/8", 2", 2-5/16") with Shackle，Pin Lock & Hitch Tightener

TYT Adjustable Tri-Ball Trailer Hitch for 2 inch Receiver, 4.5" Drop/Rise, Triple Balls (1-7/8", 2", 2-5/16") with Shackle，Pin Lock & Hitch TightenerThe TYT Adjustable Tri Ball Trailer Hitch is built for drivers who tow more than one trailer and want a faster, cleaner setup. Designed for a standard 2 inch receiver, this adjustable hitch combines three common ball sizes1 7 8", 2", and 2 5 16"with a 4. 5 inch drop rise range, so you can match different couplers and keep your trailer riding level. That means less guesswork at hookup time and a more stable, confidence inspiring tow. For capability,

The TYT Adjustable Tri-Ball Trailer Hitch is built for drivers who tow more than one trailer and want a faster, cleaner setup. Designed for a standard 2-inch receiver, this adjustable hitch combines three common ball sizes—1-7/8", 2", and 2-5/16"—with a 4.5-inch drop/rise range, so you can match different couplers and keep your trailer riding level. That means less guesswork at hookup time and a more stable, confidence-inspiring tow.

For capability, the tri-ball head covers the most common towing jobs with ball-specific capacities of 6,000 lbs, 7,500 lbs, and up to 10,000 lbs GTW, with an overall tongue weight rating up to 1,000 lbs. A tow hook and rotating shackle add extra utility beyond standard towing, while the included locks help secure both the hitch and the adjustable head. TYT also includes a hitch tightener / anti-rattle design to help reduce play in the receiver for a quieter, more solid feel on the road.

Steel construction and a corrosion-resistant finish are designed for year-round use, and the chrome hitch balls are ready for repeated coupling across utility trailers, boat trailers, campers, and equipment haulers. Installation is straightforward: slide the shank into your 2-inch receiver, set the correct drop or rise, secure the pins and locks, and tighten the anti-rattle hardware before coupling your trailer.

Before towing, confirm your coupler size, tow vehicle rating, receiver rating, and loaded trailer weight. The actual safe towing limit is always the lowest-rated part of your towing system. If you need one hitch to cover multiple trailers without filling your truck with extra ball mounts, this TYT setup is the practical all-in-one solution.