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I have a 2004 CTT and I am looking to add a trailer hitch.

I have read on other forums that it's $1500+ to add one on from the dealer. I just think that's a little absurd.

I don't need the wiring harness or such because I usually and only hauling small jetski trailers and my tail lights are fully visible. Are there any other cheap alternates? I have not look under the truck yet but are there bolts in place for one?

Thanks.

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Find a towing package in a junk yard. It's just the tow hitch itself and the module that's mounted near the gas door behind the carpet. VW sells the kit for 750 online, but I'm not sure if the module is plug and play.

Otherwise, you could go almost anywhere and get a hitch put on. I don't know of anyone that has done it, but I've seen local CL ads for just that service (Touareg, Q7, and Cayenne).

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