Slides from and is housed in your 2" x 2" receiver hitch and locks securely away when not in use.
View larger. Heavy-Duty, Slip-Free Design
Designed to both last and perform under pressure, the HitchMate TruckStep is constructed from heavy-duty steel and finished with rust-repellent zinc plating. It also features a slip-free rubber pad built into the step for secure footing in virtually any condition.
Key Features
- Extends 23.5" from your receiver hitch
- Heavy-duty 500 lb capacity
- Mounts to any 2" receiver
- Installs in seconds with lockable hitch pin
- Limited lifetime warranty
What's in the Box
- 1-HitchMate TruckStep
- 1-HitchMate QuickPin
Accessories Available (sold separately)
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Heininger HitchMate units are backed by a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects, administered at the discretion of Heininger. This warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the unit.
About Heininger Holdings, LLC
Heininger is an American company and environmentally conscious. Headquartered in Bellingham, Washington USA, Heininger is driven to create products that truly enhance and revolutionize the consumer road travel experience, while maintaining responsible standards aimed at limiting the destruction of natural resources worldwide and the reduction of unnecessary waste in the manufacturing process.
Reader Reviews
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My father-in-law drives a Silverado and he is in and out of the bed all the time since he keeps a wheel chair back there for his wife. His knees aren't what they used to be, so this tends to be a major pain.Anyway, last week we put a HitchMate TruckStep on his receiver and he's been using it ever since. The install only took a few minutes and was easy to do. The step itself folds up when not in use and extends about 2 feet when needed. This is one of those simple ideas that really works.After a week of use, he says he couldn't live without it - so I guess that means he likes it!*** UPDATE 10/20/2010 ***I just thought I'd add that my father-in-law still mentions this step pretty much every time I see him. It's getting LOTS of use and is still holding up and working great!
