If your truck has a standard 2" or 2.5" receiver, yes. Use our Fitment Guide to confirm your exact year, make, and model. The 2" plate fits all 2" x 2" receivers (Class III/IV). The 2.5" sleeve fits all 2.5" x 2.5" receivers (Class V).

No. The NoPlayWedge is designed to be hand-tightened. The bolt geometry creates mechanical advantage, and your fingers can do the work. But we highly reccomend you use a wrench to tighten the bolt and nuts down securely. Typical install time is 60 seconds.

The 2" plate is a flat steel wedge that sits on top of your 2" drawbar inside a 2" receiver. The 2.5" sleeve is a U-shaped adapter that wraps around a 2" drawbar to fill the gap inside a larger 2.5" receiver. Both use the same patented collet wedge mechanism.

Every NoPlayWedge comes with a 25-Year replacement warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. If it breaks, cracks, or fails to perform, we replace it free. Your receipt is needed if we can't find record of your purchase in our systems, and photos of the product you are wanting a refund for will be required. We will also ask for your specific setup details so we can improve our products and any messaging that can help others make better purchasing decisions.

30-day money-back guarantee. If you are not satisfied for any reason, return it for a full refund.

All orders ship from our Texas warehouse within 1-3 business day. Standard shipping ($10) arrives in 3–5 business days. Express shipping (2-day) is available at checkout and the cost depends on your delivery location.

Yes. The NoPlayWedge installs between your drawbar and receiver. Your ball mount, bike rack, or cargo carrier attaches to the drawbar exactly as before. Nothing about your setup changes except the rattle disappears.

No. The NoPlayWedge uses distributed pressure across the top surface of the drawbar as opposed to point pressure like U-bolt clamps. The hardened spring steel plate expands to fill the gap without denting, scratching, or deforming your hitch components.

A collet wedge is a mechanical expanding device. When you tighten the bolts, the wedge plate is drawn downward, expanding to fill the exact tolerance gap between your drawbar and receiver walls. It is the same principle used in precision machine tooling, but applied to your hitch.

Yes. We partner with dealerships, auto parts stores, RV centers, marine shops, and online retailers. Visit our Wholesale page for volume pricing, MOQs, and sample requests. Net-30 terms available for qualified buyers.