HITCHPROTECH.COM - Whois Information

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Hitch PRO-TEC This protective pad was designed to help prevent injury to someone when they accidentally walk or run into the hitch ball mount that extrudes out when mounted to your vehicle. The PRO- TEC pad was also designed so that you can leave this pad on while you are actually towing a trailer. The mounting of the pad is very simple and can be completed in just seconds ( no removing of the hitch ball ). You can leave this pad on at all times there is no reason to take it off, even if you remove the hitch from the receiver and put it away in your vehicle or in your garage.
Hitch PRO-TEC This protective pad was designed to help prevent injury to someone when they accidentally walk or run into the hitch ball mount that extrudes out when mounted to your vehicle. The PRO- TEC pad was also designed so that you can leave this pad on while you are actually towing a trailer. The mounting of the pad is very simple and can be completed in just seconds ( no removing of the hitch ball ). You can leave this pad on at all times there is no reason to take it off, even if you remove the hitch from the receiver and put it away in your vehicle or in your garage.
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