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I am in the market for a CURT receiver for my 2013 Toyota RAV4. I've been shopping on line where I've found a class III receiver at autoanytghing.com; where it is $25 less than any of the other online discount stores. Is this a reputable outlet? I'm only asking because I've already found a couple of (minor) discrepancies in their description of the item. For one, they describe it as a round tube hitch receiver, but the photo depicts a square tube receiver. Furthermore, the picture depicting how it looks when mounted shows it mounted on what appears to be a Honda.
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I am in the market for a CURT receiver for my 2013 Toyota RAV4. I've been shopping on line where I've found a class III receiver at autoanytghing.com; where it is $25 less than any of the other online discount stores. Is this a reputable outlet? I'm only asking because I've already found a couple of (minor) discrepancies in their description of the item. For one, they describe it as a round tube hitch receiver, but the photo depicts a square tube receiver. Furthermore, the picture depicting how it looks when mounted shows it mounted on what appears to be a Honda.

CURT Class III Receiver

In addition to ignition, power and monitoring gauges and lights, today's motor vehicles feature computerized engines, transmissions and braking systems, electronic mapping systems, Bluetooth and Internet connectivity, sensors that detect other vehicles, motorized seats, and digital audio and video systems; several manufacturers are producing electric and hybrid automobiles and self-driving cars.