I have one of those and it serves the purpose well enough. I don't cringe when I walk up on it from behind, either. I gained quite a bit of clearance from the stock hitch location and never drag it on things anymore. I really just needed the hitch for my MTB rack, but I would tow a small boat or trailer with it and not be worried. The symmetry and tolerances are pretty good. The welds on mine are not real pretty. I did need to hog out a couple of the bolt holes to get them to line up with the threaded frame rail holes. Went through a couple drill bits and some cutting oil doing that. They certainly aren't pieces of art like the nice fab shop designs at 3x+ the price, of course. Whatever steel they used is fairly rust-resistant as I was in a hurry to go to the mountains and didn't paint or get it coated yet. I steel-wool the light surface rust it gets after lots of rain like we had here and spray with some WD-40 every now and then. I kind of like the natural color - it has mellowed to a tone very close to the 'topaz' hue on the Limited plastic body stuff. Eventually I'll coat it with something. Almost forgot - I waited 20-odd weeks for a front bumper and when I ordered one of these it shipped same day! You can probably find one in stock somewhere, too. That's a plus for me. It's also a one-man install with a floor jack, a board and a bit of balance.
