Reese Towpower Dual Bent Pin Receiver Lock

I use the locking hitch pin to secure my new Bump Step to the hitch of my new truck. The Bump Step helps prevent damage to the rear of my truck and without the Pin Receiving Lock (commonly called locking hitch pin) the Bump Step could easily be stolen from my hitch.

These are easier to lock up than the other brand but only time will tell how fast they rust out. The other brand-Master have SS lock parts but chrome plated pins that rust apart soon.

What I meant by "Perfect Tight Fit" is that exactly! There's no wiggle or wobble. It does the job what it is intended for, perfectly! Also the locking mechanism works smoothly and correct. This receiver pin/ lock is much better than ones that cost a lot more. I can honestly recommend this hassle free hitch pin/lock to anyone.

The idea of this is great, but the smaller pin wasn't long enough to fit all the way across my hitch (so I couldn't close/lock it). The larger pin was too wide to fit through. I bought this to use with a bike rack and had to return it due to the sizing issue.

The product seemed good but did not fit

Same problen here. The smaller pin is not long enough to fit through my 2" hitch and lock it. It's about 1" too short.. I needed the smaller one because my Bike rack will only accept the smaller size.. Off to return this..Great product ,,, just the wrong length for the 2" receiver...

I should have looked at the ratings first. Too short for my bike rack too. Nearly drove myself crazy trying to make it fit. I'll have to order a longer one.

Pins are not the same length! The smaller diameter pin is much shorter than the larger diameter one. Without that extra inch it will not fit the outside hitch receiver and won't work for your bike rack.

I bought this to tow a 30 foot travel trailer. Had the pin two months. When inspecting my hitch for next use I found the locking part of the pin had snapped off (the actual pin had snapped) and the pin could just slide out. I had been driving with the hitch still on the vehicle daily and luckily my large weight distributing hitch. which is a massive lump of steel had not fallen of on the highway yet. Also lucky it didn't come of when I was towing the travel trailer. I will complain to Walmart/Reese out of safety concerns but would never use another one. I'm looking for a different brand.

Using the 1/2" receiving pin on a 2012 Honda Odyssey I pulled a 2008 Starcraft 2107 (approximately 1700 lbs on a 2" ball). During our week long trip everything seemed to be going fine until returning home. On the drive home the pin disappeared (I can only imagine that it broke) and our popup trailer dropped to the road. I am now left with a 1/2" dent in my bumper and I have to replace the trailer jack (which was ruined in the fall).