A Hitch Seal is used to prevent dirt, debris, and moisture from entering the hitch receiver tube of a vehicle. It is typically made of a durable rubber material that is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and resist wear and tear. The Hitch Seal is installed at the end of the hitch receiver tube and is held in place by friction or a locking mechanism.

Attributes:
• Prevents damage to the vehicle's towing equipment
• Helps reduce wear between the mating surfaces

Applications:
A Hitch Seal is used to prevent fluids from leaking out of the Cylinder.