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Does the spare tire get in the way of the hitch or trailer
A factory sized spare tire would not interfere with a receiver hitch. Thanks for your inquiry.
Will this fit on the Quadratec brute strength bumper?
Yes, the bumper will accommodate our receiver hitch, or a factory equipped receiver hitch. Thanks for your inquiry.
Is this rated as a class 3 hitch?
No, it is rated as a Class II. Thanks for your inquiry.
Will the wiring harness work for a 2021 Sahara 4XE, with led lighting? Thanks
Yes, it will fit 4xe models. Thanks for your inquiry.
'22 Rubicon 4xe with plastic bumpers, no sensors. The two middle bolt holes have existing bolts that I can't get loose. Want to make sure I don't screw anything up by putting a long ratchet set to it. Please advise. Also, what are torque specs?
These bolts can vary in ft. lbs. also may have some factory loc-tight on the threads. I would recommend getting more leverage with a longer wrench or ratchet. There really isn’t anything that can be damaged here. Just the basic righty tighty lefty loosey bolt into frame. Hope this helps. Thanks for your inquiry.
Will this fit a 2019 Jeep Wrangler
Yes, it will. Thanks for your inquiry.
Does this Quadratec Premium hitch come with the 4 bolts and 2 nuts? Doesn't really say.
Yes, it does. Thanks for your inquiry.
Will this fit a 2021 Rubicon diesel with plastic bumpers?
Per our Mopar data, the bumpers are unchanged and this should fit both 3.0L diesel, and the 4xe platform with the same material bumper. Thanks for your inquiry.
Is there a difference in for between this and the mopar one? As in, if I get a bumper that will fit the stock/mopar hitch, will it work with this brand?
The Quadratec hitch fits and install the same way as the Mopar hitch and will be compatible with all the same bumpers.
I just received and am installing this hitch for my '19 Wrangler JL Rubicon Unlimited. I'm getting conflicting information of the "torque/ftlbs" … 67ftlbs, 70ftlbs, & 80ftlbs". What's the appropriate "torque/ftlbs"? Thanks, Edgar
Please read the instructions and torque according to the specs for your application.