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Brand comparison

Rhino Hitch vs B&W Tow & Stow

Both are American-made adjustable hitches with a 2" and 2-5/16" ball. They differ most in maximum drop, construction and how they stow.

By receiver

Comparable models

2"

Rhino Hitch: 2" 10K or 12K, 7" or 10" max drop

B&W: TS10037B, 5" drop

Shop 2" Rhino Hitch →

2.5"

Rhino Hitch: 2.5" 14K, 7" or 10" max drop

B&W: TS20037B, 5" drop

Shop 2.5" Rhino Hitch →

3"

Rhino Hitch: 3" 16K, 7" or 10" max drop

B&W: TS30037B, 4.5" drop

Shop 3" Rhino Hitch →

Published specs

Specifications side by side

Receiver sizes

Rhino Hitch

2", 2.5", 3"

B&W

2", 2.5", 3"

Towing capacity

Rhino Hitch

10,000 / 12,000 lb (2"), 14,000 lb (2.5"), 16,000 lb (3")

B&W

Not published on current product pages

Tongue weight

Rhino Hitch

1,500 lb (2" 10K); 2,000 lb (12K, 14K, 16K)

B&W

Not published on current product pages

Maximum drop

Rhino Hitch

7" or 10" (measured from top of receiver)

B&W

5" (2", 2.5"); 4.5" (3")

Rise

Rhino Hitch

Pending confirmation

B&W

Yes, by inverting (exact rise not published)

Construction / finish

Rhino Hitch

Clear anodized or hard black anodized

B&W

Steel, black powder coat

Adjustment

Rhino Hitch

Adjustment pin; InfiniteRule adjustment locks sold separately

B&W

Two quick-pull stainless pins

Balls

Rhino Hitch

2" and 2-5/16" ball set listed with each hitch

B&W

2" and 2-5/16" rotating ball assembly

Stowing

Rhino Hitch

Not a stow-away design

B&W

Folds to stow behind the bumper

Receiver lock

Rhino Hitch

Sold separately (InfiniteRule)

B&W

Sold separately (B&W recommends adding one)

Made in

Rhino Hitch

USA

B&W

USA

Warranty

Rhino Hitch

Pending confirmation

B&W

Limited lifetime

Price (maker's site)

Rhino Hitch

$344.99–$589.99

B&W

$269 (2"), $309 (2.5"), $349 (3")

"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

  • More maximum drop: 7" or 10" versus B&W's 5" (4.5" on 3"), useful for lifted trucks and tall receivers.
  • Published towing and tongue weight ratings for every model on the product page.
  • Two anodized finishes to choose from.

Where B&W stands out

  • Stows behind the bumper so it can stay in the receiver.
  • Lower listed prices.
  • Rise is supported by inverting the hitch.

Rhino Hitch is best for

Owners of lifted or tall trucks who need more than 5" of drop and want ratings stated on every model.

B&W is best for

Drivers who want a hitch that stays on the truck and need 5" of drop or less.

Context

Good to know

  • B&W's current product pages don't state towing or tongue weight ratings, so we don't compare capacities here.
  • Standard Tow & Stow models don't clear GM MultiPro/MultiFlex tailgates, according to B&W.

Questions

FAQs

Is B&W Tow & Stow made in the USA?

Yes, B&W says Tow & Stow is made in the USA. Rhino Hitch is also made in the USA.

Which has more drop?

Rhino Hitch models are listed with a 7" or 10" maximum drop. B&W lists 5" for 2" and 2.5" and 4.5" for 3".

Do both include two ball sizes?

Yes. Both list a 2" and a 2-5/16" ball.

Sources

B&W is a trademark of its owner. Specs reviewed 2026-10-20.