Every HitchFire hitch-mounted grill mounts to a standard 2-inch receiver, which covers most trucks and SUVs. If it doesn't fit yours, send it back — returns are free both ways and there's no restocking fee.

The F-20 is the full-size grill at 20,000 BTU — more grate, more burner, the one most people end up buying. The Forge 15 runs 15,000 BTU, weighs less and costs less; it's the easier way into the swing-arm system if you're cooking for two or three.

It comes down to whether you already own a swing arm. The Tailgating Bundle pairs the grill with the DIY dual swing arm, propane and the splitter hose. The Ultimate Grill Station adds the side burner, the 15" x 30" maple cutting surface, the Growler fuel system and a weatherproof cover.

Under a minute. The grill mounts to the receiver and stays there, so there's nothing to assemble when you arrive — you swing it out and light it.

Yes. The patented dual-swing arm gives a full 180 degrees of swing-away, so you keep complete access to the bed while you're cooking.

Fast ground shipping from the USA, free returns if it isn't right, no restocking fee, and two years on all hardware.

Yes. Fifth wheels and 5th wheel toy haulers almost always carry a frame-mounted receiver at the rear, and that's where the grill goes — same standard 2-inch receiver, same swing arm, no drilling.

One thing specific to a 5th wheel: because the trailer connects by kingpin in the truck bed rather than at the bumper, the hitch itself isn't using your truck's rear receiver. Clearance between the truck and the trailer's front overhang is tight, though, so the trailer's own rear receiver is the mount we'd point you to. Send a photo of the back of your rig and we'll confirm the receiver is rated to carry weight before you order.

Any standard 2-inch receiver. On a van that's usually a factory or aftermarket frame-mounted hitch. On a motorhome or travel trailer, check whether your rear receiver is frame-mounted and rated to carry cargo — some bumper-mounted receivers are rated for light loads only, and that is the one thing genuinely worth confirming before you order.

Yes — that's what the RV Quick Connect Kit is for. It connects the grill to your onboard tank or a portable one and supports up to 20,000 BTU. No electrical power required, and no second bottle to find space for.

It stays mounted. Swing it back in against the rig, pin it, and drive — there's nothing to break down, stow or find a cupboard for.

On the tow vehicle, yes: with a bumper-pull hitched, the receiver is occupied and the grill can't be on it. That's the honest answer rather than something we'll talk you around. The fix most trailer owners use is mounting the grill on the trailer's own rear receiver instead — then the tow hitch stays free and you never unhitch to cook.

Not really. At that rate you're buying and binning bottles constantly. A 5lb refillable Gas Growler holds about five bottles' worth and tops up at most propane exchanges; if you already carry 1lb bottles, the Travel Kit refills those from a 20lb tank instead.

Fast ground shipping from the USA, free returns if it isn't right, no restocking fee, and two years on all hardware. If you're moving around, tell us where you'll be and when — we can usually time it.