Stealth Hitches Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver | Completely Concealed Bolt-On 2" Receiver for Tesla Model 3 2017-2026

Tow without touching your Tesla's clean lines. This fully-welded, bolt-on hitch mounts behind the rear bumper so nothing shows until you need it — then the 2" receiver drops in for racks or towing in seconds, no tools required. When you're done, pull the receiver and your Model 3 looks factory again. ✅ Completely hidden design — cross tube tucks behind the bumper, factory look preserved ✅ Bolt-on install — no drilling, no welding; mounts to existing connection points and protects crumple zones ✅ Tows up to 3,500 lbs GTW / 350 lbs tongue weight (with Tow Combo) ✅ Stainless steel latch block + black powder coat for corrosion resistance ✅ Integrated key lock secures the receiver against theft ✅ Tool-free receiver & ball mount detach in seconds for clean storage ✅ No loss of ground clearance and won't block the trunk foot-access sensor ✅ Meets SAE J684 · Made in the USA · Limited lifetime warranty Specs Receiver opening: 2" x 2" Maximum tongue weight: 350 lbs Maximum gross trailer weight (with Tow Combo): 3,500 lbs Receiver protrusion from bumper: ~3-3/4" Not rated for weight distribution systems Hardware torque: 45 ft-lbs (always confirm against the instructions in the box) Rack Package vs. Tow Combo The Rack Package includes the hidden hitch and a removable 2" receiver rated for hitch-mounted bike racks and cargo carriers (350 lbs) — it is not rated for trailer towing. The Tow Combo adds the towing kit: a 2" ball mount, 2" hitch ball, safety-chain anchors, and a 4-way flat trailer wiring harness, giving you full 3,500 lb towing capability. Fitment Tesla Model 3, 2017–2026. The same hitch fits every Model 3 model year in this range — select your year at checkout to confirm fitment. Not compatible with Model S, Model X, Model Y, or Cybertruck. ⚠️ WARNING (California Prop 65): This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel (Metallic), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.