Toyota Tow Hitch Receiver Cover Plug on 2040-parts.com
Temecula, California, US
Factory 2" Toyota Receiver Hitch Plug Cover. New. Tired of looking at that big ugly empty receiver? Complete the look of your tow hitch with this black factory receiver plug embossed with the Toyota logo and name. Fit for all 2" receivers. Made in USA. Easy installation, simply pushes on and is secured tightly with its tapered wings.
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