I have the factory Trailer Hitch installed on my 2011 Terrain and I wanted to get a cover for it....because it's ugly sitting out and I'm a weirdo lol

Any ideas on a cover? I'm not talking about a full cover, but something like http://www.amazon.com/New-York-Yanke.../dp/B000I2XZ52

I know it doesn't stick out much, so wasn't sure about it. I've never had a trailer hitch on my car so I dunno

There are many more offerings than these...but...maybe a hitch step?

I kind of like the way this one folds up...functional and acts like a cover when folded up...

http://www.realtruck.com/lund-foldin...4584P1C1T.html

a couple more to get your mind thinking...

http://www.realtruck.com/bully-hitch...4619P1C1T.html

http://www.realtruck.com/go-rhino-mi...4213P1C1T.html

Well those are cool, it's just I'm a pretty big Yankees fan, and really didnt want to put a sticker on the rear window because of the wiper back there (didn't want it making noises while going over it or anything)

I just wanted to know if a cover like the one I posted would fit? I don't know if it would stick out far enough (I see that the hitch ends right around the car, so I dont know if it were to clear or not)

again, never owned a trailer hitch before =/

I'm seeing things lke class II and class III but I just don't know what the one on the car came with

Check the size of your socket if it is 1 1/4 inch before you buy anything. As far as I know it is standard with GMC Terrain the size of 1 1/4 inch, I'm not sure with Nox.

it is for the nox as well

Just measure the width of the opening (square), It will be either 1 1/4" which would be typical on a 4 cylinder terrain, or 2" which would likely be found on a 6 Cylinder truck.

check www.etrailer.com, they have 34 different hitch covers listed just for the NEW YORK YANKEESmost fit both 1 1/4 and 2" receivers (the thingie your drawbar goes into)

I couldn't find the hitch cover I wanted so I made one from 1/8 inch aluminum plate. I cut it out in the shape of the Harley Davidson emblem and just put a Harely decal on it. Looks like it came form Harely and only cost me $5 (cost of emblem) and about 2-3 hours of my time. Making it myself was a fun project as I enjoy working with metal even though I don't have all the proper tools that would make the job easier. Instead of using the hitch pin I used a 1/2 inch stainless steel bolt and nut to make it a little more difficult to take for someone who liked it more then me.

Draw tite makes a cover for the class II. I use it on my Nox. Just plain rubber but looks better that just an open square.