Car Mounts - Towing Straps Shackles, Towing Hooks
Steel Tow Hook for US Hitch Receiver — 10 t
A steel hook that slides into a square US-standard hitch receiver. It gives you a point where a rope or tow strap clips in fast when pulling another vehicle out. Black finish, 10 t rating per the supplier. The photo shows a mounting pin with an R-clip next to the hook.
Steel Tow Hook for a US Hitch Receiver — 10 t rating
A steel hook that slides into a square US-standard hitch receiver. It gives you a point where a rope or a tow strap clips in fast — no hunting for an eye under the bumper, no improvising with factory tie-downs.
The supplier declares a 10 tonne rating. This is a tool for pulling other vehicles out, not an ornament for the back of the car.
Mounting US hitch receiver, square | Material Steel | Rating 10 t per supplier |
Key features
- Slides into a square US hitch receiver
- Steel construction, black finish
- 10 t rating stated by the supplier
- Fast attachment of a rope or tow strap
- In the photo: a mounting pin with an R-clip and red plates on the body
Technical data
- Material: steel
- Colour: black
- Rating: 10 t per supplier
- Mounting: US hitch receiver with a square opening
- Contents per photo: hook, pin, R-clip
Fitting and notes
You slide the hook into the receiver and lock it with the pin and clip. The supplier states neither the receiver size in inches nor whether 10 t is a working load or a breaking force — and those are very different numbers. Before using the hook for recovery, confirm this with us. Remember too that the weakest link is often not the hook but the hitch beam and how it is attached to the frame.
Frequently asked questions
Which receiver does it fit?
A square US-standard hitch receiver. The supplier does not specify the size in inches — ask us before ordering.
Is the pin included?
The photo shows a pin with an R-clip next to the hook. The supplier does not list them in the description, so we will confirm the contents before dispatch.
Can I attach a kinetic rope here?
The supplier points to a rope or tow strap. With a kinetic rope the shock loads are far higher — without a confirmed working load, do not assume it.
