Dodge Hitch Covers

Protect your trailer hitch from corrosion, debris buildup, and rust. Take a look at our range of Dodge hitch covers – made from quality materials, they will provide reliability and durability. Besides, a variety of colors and finishes allows you to get the cover you like most and make your truck different. For example, you can get a hitch cover with the logo of your favorite college sports team. And apart from protecting your trailer hitch, you will also be able to customize your vehicle’s look.

Best Hitch Covers for Dodge

	Universal Fit Truck  Hitch Step with LED Brake Light [Bull Series] Bully BBS-1104L 5/5	fits 1.25" and 2" hitch receivers; easy access to truck beds, roof racks and SUV interiors; the lighted hitch cover features LED brake light.	Check Price
	Universal Truck Hitch Step Fits 2” Hitch Receivers Bully CR-605 5/5	350 lbs maximum load; fits 1-1/4" and 2" receivers; requires use of a 5/8" hitch pin.	Check Price
	Receiver Hitch Mount Step with LED (Chrome) Bully CR-605 4.5/5	fits 2” hitch receivers; features LED brake lights; LEDs flash along with hazard lights.	Check Price
	Universal Fit Truck LED Brake Light Hitch Cover Bully CR-007 4.5/5	fits 2" hitch receivers; wiring harness plugs into standard 4-pole plug; provides function and finish when hitch is not in use.	Check Price
	Dodge RAM Logo Hitch Cover Bully CR-311 4/5	fits 1.25" and 2" hitch receivers; material: triple plated chrome metal; Dodge emblem covers basic hitch; won't corrode or fade.	Check Price

Dodge was founded at the very beginning of the 20th century, in 1900, by two brothers, John and Horace Dodge. Originally, the company manufactured precision components for other Detroit-based carmakers, though by 1914 they were ready to produce their own automobile, which was named the Model 30. It came with a 4-cylinder engine rated at 35 hp and connected to a sliding-gear transmission.

Thanks to its innovative features, like a 12-volt electrical system and all-steel body construction, and the excellent reputation of the Dodge brothers, the vehicle was well accepted. In 1916, the Dodge Brothers company was the second-largest carmaker in the U.S. by sales.

Since 1928, Dodge has been a division of Chrysler. Its current model line includes such famous vehicles as the Ram, Viper, and Caravan.

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