Your cart is currently empty!
Quick Products QP-HB3016B 2-5/16″ Chrome Hitch Ball – 1-1/4″ Diameter x 2-1/2″ Long Shank – 12,000 lbs.
£16.23
Price: (as of – Details) The Quick Products 2-5/16″ Chrome Hitch Ball features a 1-1/4″ diameter x 2-1/2″ long shank. Along with a sparkling chrome finish, the hitch ball includes a zinc-coated nut and lock washer and is fine-threaded for more holding power. 12,000 lbs. weight capacity. 2-5/16″ Hitch Ball1-1/4″ Shank Diameter, 2-1/2″ Shank Length12,000 […]
Description
Price: $16.23
(as of Mar 16, 2025 06:04:39 UTC – Details)
The Quick Products 2-5/16″ Chrome Hitch Ball features a 1-1/4″ diameter x 2-1/2″ long shank. Along with a sparkling chrome finish, the hitch ball includes a zinc-coated nut and lock washer and is fine-threaded for more holding power. 12,000 lbs. weight capacity.
2-5/16″ Hitch Ball
1-1/4″ Shank Diameter, 2-1/2″ Shank Length
12,000 lbs. Capacity
Fine threads for more holding power
Sparkling chrome finish, includes zinc-coated nut and lock washer
Customers say
Customers find the tow hitch well-built and providing good value for money. They appreciate the nice hitch ball and consider it an excellent choice. However, some customers have issues with the design and chrome quality.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
G –
Excellent choice
Excellent choice especially for the money
Superman –
Nice ball
Was what I ordered and came quickly.
David DeKay –
Hitch ball
Just a ball what can i say fast delivery on point
Mike B. –
It’s a hitch ball
It works and the price was right.
Eff Jamis –
Four Stars
it is pretty… LOL
Brendan –
Good hitch ball
Works as it should.
Amazon Customer –
It’s exactly what it says
Used as you would expect
David –
poor design, would not buy
Top ball did not have fitting for wrench, very hard to tighten, poor design, would not buy again
S Lewis –
This hitch-ball was just not destined to get to me. When the package arrived there was a neat hole, just the right size for the ball to escape leaving the much bulkier hitch to remain imprisoned. At some point during its stay under guard at the Royal Mail, it tunnelled out, maybe under cover of darkness, maybe using a vaulting horse for cover, we will never know.In a vain attempt to cover up their lax security work, the Royal Mail covered the hole with some gaffer-tape (Quite likely an escapee from another Amazon package as it was the really good stuff) but this was securing the door well after the ball had bolted.Might I suggest that smaller, yet heavier items are shackled in some way before being imprisoned in the standard flimsy (And grossly oversized) box for shipping? Just a thought …..(EDIT) Just to add that I have ordered another one. Hope this one will remain incarcerated in it’s box until it gets here.