2016 Volkswagen Tiguan Trailer Hitch Installation

This video covers the trailer hitch installation for Curt 13133 on a 2016 Volkswagen Tiguan. Learn how to install your receiver on your 2016 Volkswagen Tiguan from a U-Haul installation professional. With a few tools and our step-by-step instructions, you can complete the installation of Curt 13133.
Specs: www.uhaul.com/publication.ash...
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0:00 Intro
0:22 Tool list
0:28 Trim rear bumper
1:15 Install trailer Hitch
1:49 Torque bolts
2:16 Hitch details and measurements
2:36 Outro

[@kristianharada9514]

Nice work Kat!

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

Perfect!

[@jameschoi2582]

Thanks

[@DonutFilmsCo]

Is there something similar for a Jetta a6?

[@acadianwanderer7352]

Wouldn’t have hurt to mention the specific torque for those bolts… just saying

[@trailerhitches]

Your trailer hitch should come with manufacturer instructions for the torque rating but just in case we will link them here - www.uhaul.com/publication.ashx?fileName=75361.pdf&digest=x8sfxlc7kX5sEabSOzQcQw
We typically don't state the torque specs in our videos because some hitches will get redesigned with the same part number and in turn will have different torque specs. So you should always refer to the manufacturer instructions when installing.