Trailer Tow Hitch Receiver for Nissan Patrol Y62 2010–2019

Bring the boat, the ATV, or the extra gear your next trip calls for. The BMS Engineering trailer hitch for Nissan Patrol Y62 gives your SUV more flexibility for long-distance travel, outdoor weekends, work, and towing without requiring major vehicle modifications.

The Nissan Patrol Y62 is often used as a large family SUV for road trips, fishing, hunting, and travel beyond the city. In those situations, extra carrying capacity can make a real difference. A rear tow hitch lets you connect a boat trailer, transport a snowmobile or ATV on a platform, or bring more equipment for a longer route.

Unlike a fixed towing hook, the BMS receiver hitch gives you a mounting point for interchangeable hitch accessories. Choose a ball mount for towing, install a compatible winch platform, or switch to another receiver-mounted setup depending on the job. This makes the trailer hitch receiver useful in more situations without locking the vehicle into one permanent configuration.

Known as a tow bar in many international markets, this type of upgrade adds practical towing capability while keeping the Patrol comfortable for everyday driving. The same product may also be described as a towbar, especially in Europe, the UK, Australia, and the Middle East.

The result is a Nissan Patrol Y62 that remains easy to live with every day but is better prepared for travel, work, and outdoor use.

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Laser cut for accuracy and precision
Manufacturer Part Number: BMS160032
Application: Nissan Patrol Y62 2010-2019
Installation method: fully bolt on
Mounting kit: included
Features of the complete set: The set includes a tow hitch receiver, mounting brackets, bolt kit, and certificate of conformity. Please note: ball mount and wiring harness are not included.
Package size: 105x30x18 cm
Package weight: 19 kg

TECH SPECS:

Color: Black powder coating finish
Hitch material: 50x50x4 mm steel profile tube A 516-55
Brackets material: 5 mm and 4 mm steel A 516-55
Max towing capacity: 3,000 kg / 6,614 lb
Max tongue weight: 150 kg / 331 lb

FAQ

Is a trailer hitch worth installing if I only tow occasionally?

Yes. Towing needs often come up without much warning – taking a boat to the water, transporting equipment, using a utility trailer, or preparing the Patrol for a long trip. The BMS Engineering trailer hitch gives you a ready-to-use mounting point whenever the job calls for it, without getting in the way of everyday driving.

Why choose a receiver hitch for the Nissan Patrol Y62?

A receiver hitch gives you more flexibility than a fixed towing hook. The square receiver accepts interchangeable accessories, so you can choose a ball mount for your trailer, add a bike rack, install a compatible removable winch platform, or use another receiver-mounted setup depending on the task.

Are any vehicle modifications required for installation?

No. The BMS tow hitch is designed for the Nissan Patrol Y62 2010–2019 and installs using the vehicle’s existing mounting points. Professional installation is recommended to make sure the hitch is aligned correctly and all hardware is tightened to the proper specification.

Are the ball mount, hitch ball, and wiring included?

No. The ball mount, hitch ball, and trailer wiring are sold separately. This lets you choose the correct coupling type, hitch height, ball size, socket, and electrical setup for your specific trailer. Confirm these requirements before installation so every part of the towing setup works together correctly.

Do I need to check local requirements before using this trailer hitch?

Yes. Rules for aftermarket towing equipment can vary by country, state, or region. Before installation and road use, check the local requirements for trailer wiring, lighting, safety equipment, vehicle modifications, and towing limits.

How should I maintain the hitch coating after installation?

Inspect the coating regularly, especially after driving on gravel roads, off-road routes, or roads treated with salt and de-icing chemicals. If you notice deep scratches or chips, clean and touch up the affected areas to help prevent corrosion. It is also good practice to check the mounting hardware periodically, particularly after frequent or demanding trailer use.