so, I gotta tell you about my experience with installing a trailer hitch on my CR-V. I thought it’d be super easy, like just slapping it on there and calling it a day. But nah, it was a bit more involved. I mean, I watched a bunch of YouTube videos, and they made it look like a walk in the park.
The first step was figuring out what tools I needed. I had some, but then realized I needed a torque wrench. Who even has that lying around? So I borrowed one from my buddy.
And when I got to the actual install, it was like playing a life-sized puzzle. Got a little sweaty too, but hey, it all worked out in the end. what do you think, ever tackled something like that?
I ve tackled a Honda CRV hitch install before was in my garage in Seattle took a few hours but not too tough if you have basic tools just be ready for some awkward angles.
I’ve seen friends struggle though so maybe watch a couple of videos first.
I’ve installed a trailer hitch on my CRV in my garage in Michigan last summer. It was surprisingly easier than I thought. Just had to follow some YouTube videos and the instructions.
I remember getting my hands dirty and feeling that satisfaction at the end. Definitely recommend a second pair of hands though just makes it smoother.
I have installed a hitch on my CR-V in my garage in Ohio it wasn’t too hard just took some patience and basic tools. I recommend watching a few YouTube videos first though.
I’ve always loved DIY projects and this one was rewarding. Just take your time plus you save some cash doing it yourself.
I’ve installed a few hitches before but the Honda CRV was a bit tricky since I live in the Midwest the rust on bolts was a challenge.
Still I think if you’ve some basic tools you can totally give it a shot. Just take your time.
I installed a hitch on my CR-V here in Ohio last summer it was easier than I thought. just needed a few basic tools and a buddy for an extra set of hands. saved a ton on labor costs.
The instructions were pretty clear but it took some elbow grease. I’d say go for it if you’re handy. no need to overthink it.
I’ve done it myself on my CR-V in Florida and it was pretty straightforward. Just needed some basic tools and a bit of patience. Can get a little messy though. But for DIYers it’s a fun project. You’ll be fine.
Ive done it myself in my garage in Michigan and it was pretty straightforward just need some good tools and patience.
Definitely watch a few videos first though. Saves a lot of headaches.
I’ve installed a hitch on my CRV in Minnesota. Pretty straightforward honestly just a bit of muscle needed. Watch some videos before diving in and you should be good. No regrets here it’s super handy.
Ive done this with my friend in Illinois and it was surprisingly straightforward. Just needed some basic tools and a little patience. The YouTube tutorials made it feel like a DIY adventure more than anything else.
You might run into a few quirks depending on the model year but overall its not rocket science. Definitely saves a ton of cash compared to dealership prices. Go for it you’ll probably have fun.
I’ve put a hitch on my CRV before not too hard but can get tricky if you’re not prepped. In my garage here in Ohio I struggled a bit with the bolts they can be stubborn. Overall it’s doable just takes patience.
I tried installin a trailer hitch on my old CR-V last summer in Ohio and it was a bit tricky but manageable. Just make sure you have the right tools and a buddy to help you lift that thing.
It took some elbow grease but once it was on I felt like a pro.
I put a hitch on my CRV last summer in Illinois it was surprisingly easy just a few tools and a bit of patience I swear I had more trouble finding the right wiring kit than actually installing it.
Just follow YouTube tutorials and you’ll be fine honestly. Don’t forget to double-check the torque specs though. Happy towing
I installed a hitch on my CRV last summer in my garage here in Michigan. I figured I’d give it a shot myself since it looked pretty simple. Man it was way easier than I thought. Just a couple of tools and some patience and I was done.
You definitely can do it if you follow the instructions carefully. Just don’t forget to torque everything down right.
I’ve put a trailer hitch on my CR-V last summer in California and it was surprisingly straightforward. Just a few screws and some elbow grease.
You might need a second pair of hands but honestly not bad for a DIY. I have seen way worse projects pop up. Just take your time and you’ll be fine.
I ve installed a hitch on my CRV in my garage in Ohio it took way longer than expected but I managed to get it done with some YouTube help.
Totally worth it for those family camping trips.