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I was out on the Stealth Hitches webpage and they now list set ups for the 18 Stelvio.
https://stealthhitches.com/
https://stealthhitches.com/
Picture is attached. You can see the electrical plug connector to the left of the hitch. I did not have the dealer install it; actually, it didn't occur to me to ask them. I called around to various hitch installers and ended up paying $337.50 (the installer told me that it would probably be cheaper for the next guy, now that they've done one). The other quotes I got were $500 to $700, which seemed like a lot.Hey do you have a pic with the hitch installed? I cannot see it under the rear bumper. I went on line and see the Tow package. Did you install at dealer and for how much?
Picture is attached. You can see the electrical plug connector to the left of the hitch. I did not have the dealer install it; actually, it didn't occur to me to ask them. I called around to various hitch installers and ended up paying $337.50 (the installer told me that it would probably be cheaper for the next guy, now that they've done one). The other quotes I got were $500 to $700, which seemed like a lot.
The picture is the best I could get from underneath. You can see the trapezoidal cut they had to make (the dimensions were shown in the included instructions). It is on the horizontal section of the bottom, so you can't see it unless you look from below. Notice the electrical connector is screwed to the plastic, so I'm going to be careful not to yank on it too hard.I had one installed for my bike rack as well, without the wiring. It's a very clean look, and there was no cutting required to my knowledge.
The back of the vehicle is exactly the same look as prior to the hitch install. Very nice system.
The picture is the best I could get from underneath. You can see the trapezoidal cut they had to make (the dimensions were shown in the included instructions). It is on the horizontal section of the bottom, so you can't see it unless you look from below. Notice the electrical connector is screwed to the plastic, so I'm going to be careful not to yank on it too hard.