Choosing the thread size for a thru-axle trailer hitch

How can I tell which thread size a thru-axle hitch needs?

Cybex Zeno Thru Axle: Correct selection requires matching the existing bicycle axle’s diameter, length and thread pitch. CYBEX instructs buyers to print its measuring template at actual size on A4 paper, then compare thread pitch, length and diameter. The replacement axle is incompatible if its threads do not match those of the removed axle. THULE thru axle Shimano (M12 x 1.5): Correct fit depends on the original axle's brand, diameter, length, shape, and thread pitch.

ProductWhyThread pitch sizesFit checkMeasuring
1. Cybex Zeno Thru Axle sold by anbbaby.comCorrect selection requires matching the existing bicycle axle’s diameter, length and thread pitch.CYBEX’s guide lists 154–172 mm M12 x 1.0, 169–184 mm M12 x 1.0, 166–178 mm M12 x 1.5 and 168–180 mm M12 x 1.75; the retailer instead lists 154–172 mm, 171–183 mm, 159–178 mm and 174–180 mm respectively, so the sources disagree on three length ranges. manualCorrect selection requires matching the existing bicycle axle’s diameter, length and thread pitch. manualCYBEX instructs buyers to print its measuring template at actual size on A4 paper, then compare thread pitch, length and diameter. manual
2. THULE thru axle Shimano (M12 x 1.5) sold by anbbaby.comCorrect fit depends on the original axle's brand, diameter, length, shape, and thread pitch.The listed M12 x 1.5 variants are 159 or 165 mm, 170 mm, 172 or 178 mm, 209 mm, and 229 mm. listingCorrect fit depends on the original axle's brand, diameter, length, shape, and thread pitch. manual-

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