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The original Toyota tow hitch: an ideal companion, now and for the long term

Each original Toyota tow hitch is specifically designed to suit the towing capacity of each vehicle. Toyota customers can enjoy the luxury of a worry-free tow, whether it's carrying a pair of bikes for the weekend, helping a friend move or towing a boat to the family's favourite vacation spot. However, not all towing couplings were created equal. Only an original Toyota tow hitch is designed specifically for Toyota vehicles, taking into account the frame of the model on which it is installed, the displacement of its engine, its towing capacity and other specifications. The aim is to offer a hitch that is perfectly adapted to the vehicle's capacity. In addition, only Toyota can guarantee the quality, durability and reliability that their customers can rely on to achieve proven towing capacity, not to mention the customization offered to meet their driving needs.

With original Toyota couplers All-round quality

An original Toyota tow hitch is a high-tech structural element that, when properly integrated into a Toyota vehicle, allows customers to operate their vehicle's towing capacity without worry. For Toyota, the tow hitch is only one component of a complete system. That's why Toyota ensures that all components of each vehicle are optimized for towing, from the engine to the transmission, including oil cooling and electrical systems.

Functionality dominates the design process, and Toyota engineers consider all aspects of the towing system, as it will have to operate in various towing situations. For example, establishing the cantilever angle of the tow ball is essential, because if this angle and the distance between the rear tires and the ball carrier are too large, the ball carrier may rub against the ground when towing on a slope.