Hitch mounted d-ring shackle

[JonS]

I've got a 4 runner and going to get a hitch mounted d-ring shackle and debating on something like this? What weight capacity should I get? I see some for $20 on up to 50 or so. Curb weight of vehicle is 4675 and I'm sure I've got a few extra hundred in there when hunting or driving in the snow.
How much capacity should I get, if I'm stuck, I'd love to have it be enough and thinking 13k or so.
Please learn me what you can
Amazon.com: Driver Recovery 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver with 3/4" Bow/D-Ring Shackle - Heavy Duty 10,000 Pound (5 Ton) Towing Capacity - Black: Automotive

 

[bruno59]

I have a couple of these mine are the rhino and the vault they are 10,000 lbs and they work pretty good i have used them a few times with all my trucks chevy 2500HD,toyota Tacoma and a jeep wrangler they are pretty solid that one you have up there should work fine

 

[mtnkid85]

Any of those 2" receivers are going to be sufficient for your 4runner. They are a good tool to have on hand.

 

[camping1601]

If your stuck to the point you think one of those won't work, you have bigger problems.

It'll work just fine.

 

[JonS]

I don't try to get stuck, sucks too much and not much fun. Thanks for the tips, like having something in case I need it rather than being screwed.
Happy Saturday all!

 

[BRTreedogs]

On a winch they say get 1.5 times the vehicle weight.
The only ones of those I dont like are the super cheap ones that are like 2 pieces of 1/4" steel welded on the end.
All the solid ones like that should be good to go