Brand comparison
Rhino Hitch vs BulletProof Aluminum Medium Duty
By receiver
Comparable models
2.5"
Rhino Hitch: 2.5" 14K: 14,000 / 2,000 lb
BulletProof: Aluminum Medium Duty 2.5": 14,000 / 2,000 lb
Shop 2.5" Rhino Hitch →Published specs
Specifications side by side
- Receiver sizes (aluminum)
Rhino Hitch
2", 2.5", 3"
BulletProof
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")
BulletProof
14,000 / 2,000 lb
- Drop / rise
Rhino Hitch
7" or 10" maximum drop; rise pending confirmation
BulletProof
6" drop or rise, 1" steps
- Material
Rhino Hitch
Anodized (alloy pending confirmation)
BulletProof
6061-T6 aluminum
- Balls
Rhino Hitch
2" and 2-5/16" ball set listed
BulletProof
Chrome 2" and 2-5/16"
- Pins
Rhino Hitch
InfiniteRule adjustment lock sold separately
BulletProof
Pins and clips
- Made in
Rhino Hitch
USA
BulletProof
Not published
- Price (maker's site)
Rhino Hitch
$344.99–$589.99
BulletProof
$269 (2.5")
"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 option at 16,000 lb.
- More maximum drop (7" or 10" vs 6").
- Made in the USA.
Where BulletProof stands out
- Published 1" adjustment steps and rise.
- Lower listed price on the 2.5" model.
- Alloy grade (6061-T6) published.
Rhino Hitch is best for
3" receiver owners, or trucks needing more than 6" of drop.
BulletProof is best for
2" or 2.5" receivers needing 6" of drop or rise at a lower price.
Context
Good to know
- BulletProof also sells steel hitches; this page compares only its aluminum line.
Questions
FAQs
Does BulletProof make a 3" aluminum hitch?
Not in its aluminum line at capture time. Rhino Hitch lists a 3" 16,000 lb model.
Which can rise?
BulletProof publishes drop or rise. Rhino Hitch rise settings are pending confirmation.
Sources
BulletProof is a trademark of its owner. Specs reviewed 2026-10-20.