2" RECEIVER 8" DROP, 6 3/4" BRISE 15LB

🔧 Key Specifications Explained

• 2" Receiver
  • This means the shank (the part that slides into your vehicle’s hitch) fits a standard 2-inch hitch receiver, which is very common on trucks, SUVs, and some crossovers.
• 8" Drop
  • The ball platform sits 8 inches lower than the top of the receiver.
  • Used when your vehicle sits higher than the trailer, helping keep the trailer level while towing.
• 6 3/4" Rise
  • If flipped upside down, the mount provides a 6.75-inch rise instead of a drop.
  • This is useful if your hitch sits lower than the trailer coupler.
• 15 lb (Weight)
  • This is likely the weight of the hitch mount itself, not its towing capacity.

⚙️ Function

A hitch with these specs is designed to:

• Level your trailer for safe towing
• Improve handling and stability
• Reduce strain on the hitch and suspension
• Allow flexibility (flip it for drop or rise depending on your setup)

🚗 When You’d Use This

• Vehicles with lift kits or high ground clearance (need drop)
• Situations where trailers sit higher/lower than your hitch
• Towing setups where proper alignment is critical (e.g., campers, utility trailers)