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Mount right to existing crash bar.https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Hi...U7WALZpQtqwdTCHWxmviZdZ9-Bf-mPpBoC2pUQAvD_BwE
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Curt's chart shows it will not work on maverick. Looked under my lariat FE and only have 5/8" between spare and crash bar and 3/8" between spare and points of teeth on spare tire crash ripper. Looks also like 4 holes would have to be drilled through crash bar = biggie no no!
On my Maverick XLT Hybrid with the Full Size Spare Tire I have 1 3/8" from the back of the Crash Bar to the Spare Tire so clearance looks good.Looked under my lariat FE and only have 5/8" between spare and crash bar and 3/8" between spare and points of teeth on spare tire crash ripper.
Why?Looks also like 4 holes would have to be drilled through crash bar = biggie no no!
I believe you are correct. Check the order guide that was in place on the date your order was confirmed. Order guides are in the "Ordering, Pricing, Production" section of this forum.I have the Lariat Lux package. That is supposed to come with the hitch, correct? What threw me off is when I built one, it allowed me to add it as well. Mine still hasn't been scheduled so I want to make sure I'm covered before it is.
You're orders should be fine & yes both will come with the trailer hitch (4-pin).I have the Lariat Lux package. That is supposed to come with the hitch, correct? What threw me off is when I built one, it allowed me to add it as well. Mine still hasn't been scheduled so I want to make sure I'm covered before it is.
There may be one with correct gap.On my Maverick XLT Hybrid with the Full Size Spare Tire I have 1 3/8" from the back of the Crash Bar to the Spare Tire so clearance looks good.
And why would the distance between spare and points of teeth on spare tire crash ripper have any bearing whatsoever in mounting the hitch on the Crash Bar?
Why?
Are you saying that those who bought the hitch for the Jeep Wrangler and used those four holes are unsafe?
I would like to know why you state it is a big no no?
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The problem I see with this hitch is that the Maverick Crash Bar is 2" thick and this hitch seems like the opening is 3 1/2" so there would be a 1 1/2" gap between the front and back holes.
I am going to ask it a hitch similar to this one can be make for the Maverick.
Was more of an example. This one may not fit the Maverick. But I believe there are some that would.For those who are wondering what the link in for it is a:
Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
for a Jeep Wrangler for $88.25
Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
When selecting: 2022 Ford Maverick it does state "NOT CONFIRMED TO FIT 2022 Ford Maverick"
But as the OP asks would it fit the Maverick?
If you try to select MY2022 and Ford it does not show any hitch available for the Maverick.
However it does show one available for the Bronco Sport but that hitch is completely different and much more expensive at $244.25 or $274.45
Class III Receiver Hitch - 2022 Ford Bronco Sport
On my Maverick order last August I forgot to put on the $100 Hitch and when I realized I should do that my order was scheduled on 9/16 for an 11/8 build and I could not change it add it.
Yeah, I've already got it in my mind that I won't see it until August-September. I kind of hope one get pushed so I can see which one I want if there any extras. I just don't want to get scheduled right before they announce the 2023 changes and I get mine right before the 2023 starts production.You're orders should be fine & yes both will come with the trailer hitch (4-pin).
The holdup will not be the trailer hitch, it's the chips to fulfill the Lux Package items. Ford is still producing orders from mid summer 2021 to late summer 2021.
Words: Ordering in October and November, don't expect it for at least 8-9 months from order date. I ordered Lariat Hybrid FE 07/07/2021 and it was dealer delivered 03/03/2022.
Best advice? Be patient and get excited when the tracking provides a Built Date.