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Does this hitch step look like a POS?

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Because a lot of parallel parkers use the brail method and the sensors in the bumper are expensive?
Bruh lmao
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Does that step decrease your departure angle much, I would hate to rip it off coming out of a gully.
Same thing i have always wondered. I have a steep driveway and the hitch would hit the driveway or road if you came in too fast. Lol. Steep driveway
 

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Does that step decrease your departure angle much, I would hate to rip it off coming out of a gully.
I guess it could, but I don't go too far over to the wild side of life so I can't say for sure.
 

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I guess it could, but I don't go too far over to the wild side of life so I can't say for sure.
OK, thanks, I might have to pony up the cash for the retracting one.
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