Valley Offers New Silverado/Sierra 1500 Class III/IV Hitch
LODI, CA – Valley, a provider of hitches and towing accessories, now offers a Class III/IV receiver hitch to fit the new body style Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500.

LODI, CA – Valley, a provider of hitches and towing accessories, now offers a Class III/IV receiver hitch (#82123) to fit the new body style Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500. Valley’s black powdercoat, all-steel hitch outfits the 2007-2008 Silverado/Sierra with up to 6,000 lbs. weight carrying and 10,000 lbs. weight distributing capacity.
The Valley round tube hitch features a standard two-inch receiver and does not require drilling for installation. All Valley hitches undergo stringent testing, including the SAE J684 Static Test Standard and Valley’s own Corporate Fatigue test, to ensure the customer receives the absolute best engineered and safest product available.
The new body style 2007-2008 Silverado/Sierra 1500 hitch is backed by a limited lifetime warranty from Valley. A Class III/IV hitch is also available for the classic body Silverado/Sierra, as well as most pickup trucks on the road today.
Valley hitches and towing accessories can be purchased at automotive parts and retail stores, including Napa Auto, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Carquest Auto Parts, and U-Haul locations. To find a Valley dealer, visit www.valley.us.com and select the “Where to Buy” link or call (800) 344-3112.
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