Well, to say the least I was not all convinced that it would be as easy to install as they said, but after calling around to a half dozen shops and getting prices of $200-$275 for a hitch, installed, I decided to give it a go. I ordered the hitch on a Friday and it was here the next Tuesday. I didn't even have to jack up the car, just removed the 4 bolts, used a couple of 4x4's to level the end I was not working on, and put the bolts back in on one side, then the other. I did take the time to lower the spare in case it was not centered from the last time it was raised, but that is all I did differntly. Took me, working alone, about 20 minutes. Couldn't have been simpler. From what I can tell, the Curt hitch, USA made, is very good and sturdy and I'm well pleased with it.

Thanks for the great service. The hitch install was super easy. Now my Ford Ranger, Boston Whaler and the Curt Hitch, made the prefect tackle box.

I am typically a price / quality shopper. I looked at a lot of hitches from a lot of sources and the Curt hitch was the BEST value around, hands down. The service was superior and everthing arrived exactly when I needed it. The hitch literally went on in minutes, and it is well hidden behind the bumper. Exactly the look I wanted. If Nissan didn't make the wiring so complicated for the Frontier pickup, the entire installation job would have been completed in less than 30 minutes.