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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"

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This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch from CURT. Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" part number 13323 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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CURT Trailer Hitch - 13323

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • Tows up to 5,000 lbs (GTW): Handles small campers, boats, and utility trailers with strength
  • Holds up to 500 lbs (TW): Works with bike racks, cargo carriers, and towing accessories
  • Bolt-On Installation: Mounts directly to the frame with included hardware—no welding needed
  • Corrosion-Resistant Finish: Gloss black powder coat over base coat protects against rust
  • Sturdy Square-Tube Design: Fully welded steel construction built for long-term durability
Made in USA

Features to know about

Haul and Carry with Confidence: Class III Strength for Everyday Towing

With a 2" x 2" receiver and Class III rating, this hitch puts real utility within reach. It’s rated for a maximum gross trailer weight of 5,000 lbs and a maximum tongue weight of 500 lbs, or up to 5,500 lbs GTW and 550 lbs TW when used with weight distribution. That means it’s built to handle small campers, boats, utility trailers, cargo baskets, or a couple of bikes without breaking a sweat. The square-tube design gives it the strength and stability to stay solid under load trip after trip.

Simple Bolt-On Install: No Welding or Drilling Required

This hitch bolts right onto the frame using factory holes—no need to drill or weld anything. The included hardware kit lines everything up for a clean mount, even if you’re doing it at home with basic tools. It’s designed for DIY installs where you might be working in the driveway instead of a lift bay. Once bolted up, it fits tight and sits flush under the bumper for good ground clearance and a tidy look.

Built Tough for the Long Haul: Corrosion-Resistant Finish and Precision Welds

The fully welded steel construction is precision-built with robotic welds for consistent strength and proper alignment. A gloss black powder coat finish over a protective base coat keeps rust at bay even through tough conditions. Whether it’s rain, snow, or road grime, the protective layers help it hold up over time while keeping that clean black finish looking sharp.

Ready for All Your Gear: Standard 2" Receiver for Racks and Ball Mounts

Because it’s a standard 2" receiver, most bike racks, ball mounts, cargo trays, and towing accessories slide right in without adapters. You can swap out gear fast—hook up a small trailer one weekend and carry bikes or extra storage the next. It’s versatile enough to handle your everyday hauling needs while keeping a low-profile look when not in use.

Specs

Receiver Opening

  • Size: 2" x 2"

Class Rating

  • Rating: Class III

Weight Capacity

  • Maximum gross trailer weight: 5,000 lbs
  • Maximum GTW when used with weight distribution: 5,500 lbs
  • Maximum tongue weight: 500 lbs
  • Maximum TW when used with weight distribution: 550 lbs

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty

13323 Curt Class 3 Trailer Hitch Receiver

Installation Details 13323 Installation instructions

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4.8

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This fully welded trailer hitch receiver bolts onto your vehicle's frame with no welding required. Powder coated steel is sturdy and corrosion resistant.

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Excellent paint, excellent fit, easily bolted on with a friends help, and 3 beers....didn't need to remove bumper or any cutting/welding. perfect, perfect, perfect product. start to finish was 1 hour in my driveway.



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Had to be expanded to fit the frame other wise easy to install.



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I bought the Kurt trailer hitch and had it installed on my Toyota Tacoma. Not a problem at all installing it. Fit right in. It has been used to take a sailboat to water five times this year. Great product!

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J.g.

11/29/2017

It works perfectly well. Not a hitch forgive the pun!



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Received the trailer hitch on time. A great product and was easily installed by me. This is my second hitch from E-Trailer (first hitch was for a 2009 Honda CRV), and the service then was great too. Highly recommend E-Trailer - and great installation instructions too!

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Tom A.

7/18/2015

Great! No problems at all. Used on my 2010 Toyota Tacoma pickup to tow a 13 Casita travel trailer on a trip from Kinsale, VA to Argentia, Newfoundland Canada! A trip of about 6000 miles. The hitch was very easily installed and the instructions were very thorough. Thanks much!!



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There should be a rating higher than "Excellant" for the two products I bought, trailerhitch and wiring harness....
Both of these were so easy to install I was "blown away" by the ease of installation...
But I do have ONE HUGE suggestion....Either include a CD-ROM for the installations, or at least include something that says go to your web site and watch the videos. Your step-by-step video instructions were awesome. The written directions tell you to removr two bolts and loosen three and then mount the hitch, NO WAY, it's much easier to do it like your video tells you to. I took my laptop out to the garage and watched the video during the install and could pause it and do that step, pause and restart :) :) :) LOVED IT......

Both of these were so easy to install I was "blown away" by the ease of installation...
But I do have ONE HUGE suggestion....Either include a CD-ROM for the installations, or at least include something that says go to your web site and watch the videos. Your step-by-step video instructions were awesome. The written directions tell you to removr two bolts and loosen three and then mount the hitch, NO WAY, it's much easier to do it like your video tells you to. I took my laptop out to the garage and watched the video during the install and could pause it and do that step, pause and restart :) :) :) LOVED IT......
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Butch D.

4/9/2014

Loved the product, the install was so easy...........traded thetruck in on a 2014 Toyota Tacoma in November of 2013........



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Curt hitch fit my 2014 Tacoma perfectly .Took just under an hour to install.



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Fits like million dollar glove! Easy to install and easy to follow instructions.



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The installation was straightforward, the instructions were very clear. I will definitely be recommending this company to my friends.



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When i received my hitch it was bent up had to rebend it to fit



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I ordered the hitch on Sunday night, and it arrived Wednesday afternoon. Installation was quick and easy, taking me just under an hour to do by myself. I'd order another hitch from and recommend etrailer.com to any of my friends.



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Exactly what I needed. This hitch and T-connect wiring kit was easy to install and looks great! I highly recommend these products and I will definitely buy from etrailer again!!



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Installation of this hitch was a breeze! And it can be done by one person! Instruccions were legible and clear and this hitch was cheaper than e*** or a*****! Plus backed by the guarantee im only buying my hitchs from etrailer.com!!



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Wow ..Easy Installation of Trailer Hitch..1 2 3..it was done....needed it for wheelchair lift...for my daughter who has spina bifida...need to haul her around...needed hitch for carrier...Thank you...



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The quality of this hitch is top notch. Heavy duty, sturdy and well built. The installation instructions made the project very easy to install. This product was a perfect fit and I would definitively buy from this company again. Thanks etrailer and keep up the great work.



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Best part about this hitch is its made in the USA. It went on flawlessly and looks great. The finish is shinny powder coating and the fit is perfect. I also added a 4 pin wiring harness bracket that holds the connector up and out of sight.



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When I ordered this trailer hitch for my 2012 Toyota Tacoma from etrailer.com it was expressed mailed free of charge! Three days later, there it was on my front porch! The etrailer video that explains how to install the hitch was easy to understand. Although it's recommended that two people install the hitch, I was able to do it myself using a car jack to hold one end up while I attached the other end. Total installment time by myself was 50 minutes. I was going to have a professional do the wiring, but etrailer makes it so simple that I may do that job myself at a great price!



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Would have given 5 stars, but package was damaged and as a result hitch needed a slight tweak with a block of wood and sledge. No harm really, just a fine tune adjustment.



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Things that I liked about this product, 1) very nice workmanship, well made. 2) installation very straight forward, no issues. Things that I didn't like, 1) Such a nice product finished with powder coating. It may look nice, but it does not last. Paint holds up so much better. 2) No bracket for the trailer lights connector. The original had a mount welded in place. Kurt states no welding, no drilling on new hitch. Toyota has an odd plug that is larger than other standard ones. Ended up fabricating a mount bracket of my own, which = time.
I would buy this product again if necessary, e-trailer is great to deal with and none of the problems were of their doings



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I installed the following on a 2006 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner. Watching all the related etrailer installation videos will give you an excellent idea of what to expect. Having an extra pair of hands removing the rear bumper and installing the hitch is a must. I admit it would have been nice to have a lift and impact wrench. ;) Otherwise pretty straight forward. The wiring harness and mounting brackets were just as simple. Again, just follow all the etrailer videos. See photo 1 for finished install. Sorry for the poor quality pic.

Works like a charm. I'm satisfied!

Side note: I used the longer receiver mounting bracket (18136) in conjunction with the 4-Pole Flat mounting bracket(18144). The wire connector is almost even with the back of the receiver tube. See photo 2.

* 13323 - Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
* 118496 - T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector
* 18136 - No-Drill Mount Bracket, Long
* 18144 - Mounting Bracket 4-Pole Flat

Because I am volunteering to help pull a trailer once a month for a local charity, this particular product definitely made the project a viable solution. The great ratings on this hitch, price, and turn around time on shipping were an obvious plus. I will be keeping etrailer bookmarked for any future towing needs. Wouldn't hesitate recommending etrailer to a friend.



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The hitch is beefy and the welds look strong. All bolt holes lined up nicely with the threaded holes in the truck frame, once a fitment issue (see below) was resolved. Very nice powder coating too.

A few things caused me to delete a star:

1) the hitch didn't fit at first, because both end plates were bent inward so it wouldn't fit around the frame rails. It was about 1/2" too short. I used a pipe clamp with a 4' section of pipe as a lever to straighten the end plates, then the hitch fit the frame rails snugly and all holes lined up. See photos.

2) The bumper bracket shims that compensate for the end plate thickness are not the same thickness as the end plates! End plates appear to be 1/4" thick, shims are maybe 3/16". Strange, and something (either the bumper, or its mounting brackets) will bend when tightening up the bolts. Why aren't the shims the correct thickness?

3) With the hitch in place the shims are very difficult to install - there's no room for your hands. I finally got it done, but I wish the instructions had recommended installing the shims first, that would have been much easier. But both the printed instructions and the instructional videos show them going in last. I don't see any reason that you must install the shims after the hitch, but I could be wrong. Oh well I got them in, after some vague obscenities - live and learn.

4) Packing was marginal. The box was partially blown out where the receiver section of the hitch pressed against it. No damage in this case, but better packaging might be a good idea.

Other than those complaints I'm quite satisfied with the hitch, it looks good and appears to be very strong - in fact its capacity of 5000lbs is greater than my Tacoma at 3500lbs. Nice product.



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I received the hitch and it looked good. I took it out the box it came in. Went to install it and noticed one of the sides was bent in, this probably happened during shipping. I used a rubbed mallet to beat the side back out to get it to fit up against the bed rails. Other than that the installation was simple and easy.

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Craig G.

11/1/2016

It works well. I haven’t had any problems with it Knock on wood The only problem I had was when I first got it and it was bent a little bit but I was able to straighten it and get it on.



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Excellent product and superior service! It arrived in a couple of days and
an easy install.
Here is a helpful hint. To support the bumper I used two cargo straps (the
kind with no hooks). With the tailgate open drop the non buckle end between
the tailgate and body. Close the tailgate and wrap the straps under and
around the bumper and tailgate. Tighten them and the bumper is supported
with nothing in your way! Pretty slick, see attached photos

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Keithmj

1/24/2015

Thanks for the tip on keeping the bumper up. It looks like a good way to do it. I will use this way when I install mine. Did you need help holding the hitch in place?



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After searching for a hitch , i found this product from etrailer. This trailer hitch was very reasonably priced and the shipment was very fast. After receiving the hitch, it only took about 30 minutes to install. This product is extremely well built. The welds are excellent, and i especially like the tow hook rings. I use this truck for a landscaping trailer and fishing boat.
Great product was a great company .
THANKS

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Kevin M.

4/13/2018

Thanks for the follow up. I have used this trailer hitch extensively, and it is a great product. Its also a pleasure to deal with a company that genuinely cares about its customers. You will get all my business as I need more products, and I will let all my friends know about etrailer also. Have a great day.



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Fit perfectly and only took 30min to in stall.

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Claire H.

7/6/2026

30 minutes is an impressive time to install a hitch! It looks great and I'm glad to hear it installed easily for you



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The trailer hitch receiver fits real nice and looks great. If you have an older truck with rusty bolts it is a lot more work to install.
If you have access to power tools it will help.

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Gwendolyn Y.

5/16/2025

Install looks great, Claude! What are you planning on using the hitch for?


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