Brand comparison
Rhino Hitch vs Andersen Rapid Hitch
By receiver
Comparable models
2"
Rhino Hitch: 2" 10K or 12K
Andersen: Rapid Hitch 2" (10,000–12,500 / 1,500 lb)
Shop 2" Rhino Hitch →Published specs
Specifications side by side
- Receiver sizes
Rhino Hitch
2", 2.5", 3"
Andersen
2", 2.5"
- Towing / tongue rating
Rhino Hitch
10,000 / 1,500 lb or 12,000 / 2,000 lb (2"); 14,000 / 2,000 lb (2.5"); 16,000 / 2,000 lb (3")
Andersen
10,000–12,500 / 1,500 lb (per-configuration ratings not published)
- Drop
Rhino Hitch
7" or 10" maximum drop
Andersen
4"–10" by rack length
- Balls
Rhino Hitch
2" and 2-5/16" ball set listed
Andersen
Combo ball or AlumiBall
- Made in
Rhino Hitch
USA
Andersen
USA
- Price (maker's site)
Rhino Hitch
$344.99–$589.99
Andersen
From $334.99
"Not published" means we couldn't find it on the manufacturer's own site. Specs captured 2026-10-20; check each maker for current details.
Where Rhino Hitch stands out
- 3" receiver at 16,000 lb.
- 2,000 lb tongue rating on 12K, 14K and 16K models.
Where Andersen stands out
- Lower starting price.
- Rack options from 4" for low drop needs.
Rhino Hitch is best for
Heavier tongue loads or 3" receivers.
Andersen is best for
2" or 2.5" receivers with tongue weight under 1,500 lb and a short drop.
Context
Good to know
- Andersen doesn't publish ratings per configuration on captured pages; confirm with Andersen.
Questions
FAQs
Are both made in the USA?
Yes, both brands state their hitches are made in the USA.
Which has a higher tongue weight rating?
Rhino Hitch's 12K, 14K and 16K models list 2,000 lb; Andersen lists 1,500 lb.
Sources
Andersen is a trademark of its owner. Specs reviewed 2026-10-20.