2013 Tucson trailer hitch
Guys,
Does the 2013 Tucson come with pre-installed trailer lighting connectors? Not afraid to admit i have zero knowledge about trailer hitches thanks |
2013 Hyundai Tucson Trailer Hitch
Hi swordmaster,
So long as your getting the OEM Hyundai Tucson Trailer Hitch, the answer is a guaranteed yes. I can't really answer about any of the aftermarket hitches. But at least with the OEM, it was factory tested before it was placed on the market. http://www.hyundaishop.com/images/pr..._tow_hitch.jpg Don't forget some helpful extras from us: 1. Free shipping within the Continental USA. 2. No tax if you are outside New York State. 3. Use this coupon code for 10% off your purchase: codehf And don't be afraid to ask! That's the point of the forum! Let any of us know if there's any other questions. - Team HyundaiShop -
Originally Posted by swordmaster
(Post 44792)
Guys,
Does the 2013 Tucson come with pre-installed trailer lighting connectors? Not afraid to admit i have zero knowledge about trailer hitches thanks |
Originally Posted by HyundaiShop
(Post 44796)
Hi swordmaster,
So long as your getting the OEM Hyundai Tucson Trailer Hitch, the answer is a guaranteed yes. I can't really answer about any of the aftermarket hitches. But at least with the OEM, it was factory tested before it was placed on the market. http://www.hyundaishop.com/images/pr..._tow_hitch.jpg Don't forget some helpful extras from us: 1. Free shipping within the Continental USA. 2. No tax if you are outside New York State. 3. Use this coupon code for 10% off your purchase: codehf And don't be afraid to ask! That's the point of the forum! Let any of us know if there's any other questions. - Team HyundaiShop - |
I know it's been a month since you asked, but I just started looking at hitch setups debating what I want to do. I'm going through a little phase called "I-miss-my-truck".
All indications are that you will have to remove the left tail light housing and get into the left cargo panel to access the connectors needed for the T-harnesses on the market. I have seen pictures of guys just opening up the back half of the cargo panel so they don't have to remove the seats, and using a bungee cord to hold the panel away from the wiring that they need to get to. Some of the $50-60 harnesses aren't entirely plug-and-play. If you still need the info, you can PM me for links with pictures. |
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Just be careful with the panel removal. Some are tricky, but go slow and don't use bare metal tools. You should be able to reach everything without having to remove the rear seat and whole side panel. |
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