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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 13354 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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CURT Trailer Hitch - 13354

Highlights

  • Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
  • 2" Class III Receiver: Works with bike racks, cargo carriers, and standard towing gear
  • Tows up to 4,000 lbs (GTW): Handles small campers, boats, and utility trailers safely
  • Holds up to 400 lbs (TW): Supports heavy accessories or tongue weight from loaded trailers
  • Bolt-On Install: Mounts directly to frame using included hardware—no drilling or welding
  • Gloss Black Powder Coat: Dual-layer finish resists rust and maintains a clean appearance
Made in USA

Features to know about

Get More Out of Every Haul: Class III Strength with 2" Receiver

This Curt trailer hitch receiver gives you solid towing capability rated for 4,000 lbs maximum gross trailer weight and 400 lbs tongue weight. When used with weight distribution, those ratings go up to 5,000 lbs GTW and 500 lbs TW. The 2" x 2" receiver opening fits most popular ball mounts, cargo carriers, and bike racks, making it a dependable option for everything from weekend towing to everyday utility use.

Install It Yourself Without the Hassle: Bolt-On, No-Drill Mounting

The hitch bolts directly to the vehicle frame using factory holes—no drilling or welding needed. The complete hardware kit comes in the box along with installation instructions, so you can get set up using basic tools in a driveway or garage. This straightforward design is ideal for DIY installs and helps ensure a precise fit with proper alignment right out of the box.

Built to Last Through Weather and Road Wear: Fully Welded Steel with Dual-Coat Protection

Its fully welded steel construction gives the receiver solid strength, while the gloss black powder coat sits over a protective base coat for superior rust resistance. That means it stands up well against moisture, salt, and road grime over time. The round-tube design adds a finished look under the bumper instead of heavy square tubing sticking out.

Set Up for Everyday Towing Gear: Ready for Ball Mounts and Accessories

The hitch is designed for standard towing setups and works with separate ball mounts, pins, and clips so you can customize it for your needs. Whether you’re hauling small trailers or adding a bike rack or cargo basket, the Curt Class III receiver gives you dependable versatility with the strength to handle regular use.

Specs

Dimensions

  • Receiver opening: 2" x 2"

Class and Weight Capacities

  • Rating: Class III
  • Maximum gross trailer weight: 4,000 lbs
  • Maximum GTW when used with weight distribution: 5,000 lbs
  • Maximum tongue weight: 400 lbs
  • Maximum TW when used with weight distribution: 500 lbs

Warranty

  • Limited lifetime warranty

13354 Curt Class 3 Trailer Hitch Receiver

Installation Details 13354 Installation instructions

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4.8

479 reviews
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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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Easy installation by following the video.
Two recommendations:
1. Make note there are two hangers per tail pipe. And three screws per heat shield.

2. Spare tire needs to be reinstalled by tilting the rear portion of the tire over the hitch first.

VERY satisfied with the entire process and the factory installed appearance!



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Received the tow hitch in 3 days! Had an email waiting for me with instructions and video tutorial. I was able to complete the installation in about 2 hours. Perfect fit. Awesome product! Will definitely recommend your tow hitches to everyone! Thank you so much.



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Installation was straightforward as the videos indicated. Trailer hitch looks and works great. I am very happy with this purchase.



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Good fit, easy install should have done years ago.



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Perfect very happy excellent quality and great shipping experience

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Randy

9/16/2021

Excellent and will continue to buy your products. And Ive always enjoyed your customer service very knowledgeable very friendly the one time Ive had to use them but always a pleasure



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Well made helpful and great follow through by Ashley



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That was so easy!!! I had to remove only one side exhaust shield and muscle the hitch all by myself! Started one side with one bolt and same with the other side to prevent it from falling. Put all bolts in place per instruction and I used an impact wrench to get some speed but left them snug until the final touch. I don't have a high enough torque wrench so I just decided to do it by feel without stripping the bolts. I was done in about an hour due to I took some time each step to make sure I'm doing it correctly.



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The hitch works flawlessly. The issue that I had was with the installation because there are a couple of the screws that needed an extension on your drive ratchet in order to complete the installation, despite lowering the heat shields and the exhaust. I did not have the extension so I went to a local store where they tightened the two screws for me. It took me (not counting the trip to the rack store) 1 1/2 hours to install the hitch. Make sure to have a second person to help keep the hitch in place while mounting it. I did not need a jack to get under the car. Overall, good purchase.



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Installation was easy since I had access to a lift and took an hour at a leisurely pace to install the hitch and wiring for lights. I used a rachet strap to hold up the exhaust once I dropped it and the hitch slipped easily into place. I used the Curt wiring for the lights, which was plug n play after feeding it through. Easy install with a lift and someone to help out holding the hitch in place and good quality parts. My wife was concerned it might be obtrusive, but it’s inset enough that she barely notices it’s there.



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Parts all fit great & look great!



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Installation was a breeze once the spare tire was lowered and the muffler mounts were removed. Having an extra set of hands definitely makes lifting the hitch a lot easier but I've also been able to use a floor jack as well. I also installed the C56038 which only took a few steps and it remains out of the way when not in use. All in all it's a solid hitch and it tucks nicely under the bumper.



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Fast free shipping, great product and customer service was very responsive. Setup was straight forward, no issues at all.

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Strangeous

6/30/2019

Great product, use it to haul small stuff for miles and haul a car about 4 times. worked flawlessly.



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as always, etrailer shipping was fast. hitch fits and looks great, tucked underneath and up against the plastic bumper. used it immediately for its intended use for a hitch mounted bike rack. removing the spare tie is a must for clearance and work room. install took more time due to cleaning the welded nuts and dry fitting the bolts. otherwise only had to lower one side of the exhaust and bolt it to the frame.



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Fast shipping and Soild parts at a Great Price... Super Easy to install as well took me about 30min.



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Just wanted to say that I appreciate the "personal touch" of eTrailer’s communications regarding orders.

Yesterday I finally got around to install the hitch and wiring on my 2011 Acura MX. I'm in pretty good shape, but I don't have a lift and I'm almost 63 years old. That hitch is pretty hefty and awkward, so trying to hold it in place under that car while starting those 14mm bolts was a bit daunting. My wife volunteered to help, but there just isn't much room for both of us to slide around on our backs under the car.

But I'm also an engineer, so I thought about the problem. I do have a receiver adapter (2" to 1.25"), a floor jack, and I have assorted nuts & bolts. I bolted the small end of the adapter to the jack and then inserted the big end into the hitch’s receiver. Voila!

So I'd like to introduce you and your colleagues to my "Assistant." He was easy to communicate with, had solid fine motor skills to adjust the position of the hitch, and he never got tired.

Up/down with the jack, enough slop so I could tilt the hitch from side to side, and easy to rotate. Having cleared and lubed all 8 bolt holes (45,000 mile of dirt) all the bolts started easily.

The job too me about 2.5 hours since I was being careful and I have no power tools. Your video was a godsend; I kept running back into the house to check the details (like removing the exhaust system hangars.)

Installed as specified. Also, I was surprised that installing the wiring harness only took about 10 minutes. No jack required!



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Thank you you guys for an excellent product. I ordered this hitch system and was able to install it to my Acura Mdx 2015. A side note: a similar system from [trailer rental company] with installation would have cost near $800. It took a while for me since I had never done this type of work before. And besides, the car undercarriage and those 8 threaded holes on the car frame were covered with rust. So I had to de-rust first. Other than that, things went really well. I rented a 12-foot trailer from [rental location] and loaded it with stuff from my house. I hauled it all the way from St. Charles, MO to Arizona, 1400+ miles. Everything was fine. I should have taken photos of the car before and after, and during the trip. But I didn't do all of that. I only have some photos of the car after everything was said and done. I am still kicking myself for that. It was a nice experience and I didn't have any photos to cherish the moment. Anyway, great product, great customer service, including very quick shipping and packaging, also the follow ups... all good. Thank you!



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This is a great hitch. It is well-made and relatively easy to install. My one tip would be if you are planning to use a brake controller with your application, I would pay the extra money and buy the kit that Acura makes (which includes all of the wiring). This hitch with the tail light and brake light wiring kit is fine. But Acura includes factory wiring even if your MDX did not come with a towing package. Like I said, do yourself a favor and buy the Acura factory kit if you are going to use a brake controller. I wish somebody would've told me this before I purchased a Universal Installation Kit for the Trailer Brake Controller. What a pain that was to install! Yes, it works but I would gladly pay the extra dollars for the easy to install, very clean, factory kit. The wiring in that kit is not much more than simple, plug-in harnesses. Plus the install looks a lot more tidy. There is no mounting bracket for the 7-pin connector with this hitch.



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Thank you you guys for an excellent product. I ordered this hitch system and was able to install it to my Acura Mdx 2015. A similar system from the trailer rental place including installation would have cost $800. It took a while for me since I had never done this type of work before. And besides, the car undercarriage and those 8 threaded holes on the car frame were covered with rust. So I had to de-rust first which took the most time. I didn't have a lift system so I parked the car in my garage with the tail end over the slanted driveway to give me some extra room to work under the car. Other than that, things went really well. I rented a 12-foot trailer and loaded it with stuff from my house. I hauled it all the way from St. Charles, MO to Arizona, 1400+ miles. Everything was fine. I should have taken photos of the car before and after, and during the trip. But I didn't do all of that. I only have some photos of the car after everything was said and done. I am still kicking myself for that. It was a nice experience and I didn't have any photos to cherish the moment. Anyway, great product, great customer service, including very quick shipping and packaging, also the follow ups... all good. Thank you!



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The product and Customer support is top notch. Videos show exactly how to install. I look forward to many years of enjoying. Thank You.

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Lazer S.

9/30/2025

Install looks top notch as well, Tracy! What will you be using the hitch for mostly?



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I'm using this hitch for my bike rack and it is working great. Installation took me about 2 hours, but I had to work around my spare. I'm thrilled that I could install it myself.

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Lonnie

6/2/2019

Still very happy with the hitch! Im using it for my bike rack and occasionally for a small trailer.



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2011 Acura MDX
The hitch arrived ahead
of time and was fairly simple to install. Only gave 3 stars b/c after extensive research to find a receiver hitch that accommodated a full-size spare, this one came up. After install, it in fact does not fit with a full-size spare. Probably my fault.

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Jenny N.

5/1/2023

Hmmm... that is a tough one. I did take a look and for all the hitches that are a fit for the 2011 Acura MDX, they only fit with a mini spare tire and not a full sized spare tire. It is an easy thing to overlook.

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Josh

5/1/2023

Thanks for the follow-up. The hitch is great just user error, I suppose. Simply purchased a tire cover a used the tie-down hooks in the back for the spare. Attached are some pics that y’all are free to use if you’d like. All I ask is to make it explicit in the product description for future customers that it will not allow a full-size spare.

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Jenny N.

5/1/2023

Thanks for the pictures, I will add them to the review soon. I did like your solution even though it takes up some room in the back. Your set up is a lot cleaner then mine.



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Painless transaction in every way. The video made the installation on my 2008 MDX very easy. The Curt product was excellent in quality with only one problem: the hitch recommended (Curt 13354) will not allow a full size spare! I bought an extra tire and wheel to match the factory wheels and tires when I bought the vehicle and it will not come close to going in the space with the hitch installed. The 255/15 R18 Michelin tire is both too tall and wide. But, I will just start carrying the spare in the rear storage area so the bicycle rack can be used. etrailer.com was very easy to work with in every way other than bad information on it accepting a full size spare.

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Laura E.

11/29/2016

Thank you for your feedback and your purchase, Delz. I have forwarded your comments to our fitguide team for further investigation.



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Absolutely no problem installing this hitch. I was going to choose the more expensive Hidden Hitch or DrawTite versions based on other reviews here. I called eTrailer and they convinced me that the Curt product was just as good and should be just as easy to install. They were absolutely right.

Main things everyone asks: Yes, the spare tire fits fine. No, the bumper cover and trim do not need to be modified or even temporarily removed.

My one negative comment: packaging is minimal. Box was damaged in shipping and my hitch had a 2 inch long scratch all the way to bare metal. I didn't feel like sending it back, so I used some car touch up paint I had to hopefully avoid rusting of the hitch.

My tips:
1. Most of us don't have a lift. Definitely want to use two jack stands to provide good working room. Will briefly need a second person when raising the hitch and starting the bolts.
2. Read all the reviews and watch all the videos you can. Each has little nuggets of helpful hints. Prep work and correct tools are key to easy install.
3. My car is only about a year old and weld nuts were full of debris, paint, and undercoating. A tap would be ideal to clean it out (worth the $10 investment from Home Depot or a good tool store. Otherwise, take the time to spray with solvent and run a bolt back an forth through each hole. You might want to get an extra bolt from the hardware store to "sacrifice" for this purpose to avoid excessive wear on your permanent bolt. Get the tap and/or bolt specification from the installation instructions online while you wait for your order to arrive (eTrailer provides a link with order status). Buy this ahead of time and have it on hand when you start. Otherwise you will be tempted to skip it and will be sorry you did.
4. Gently clean undercoating and debris from frame surface and apply a little grease to frame to make raising the hitch into place easy. I never needed the rubber mallet others describe using. Be careful not to remove paint so you don't expose raw metal.
5. Get all 8 bolts started (BY HAND TO AVOID CROSS-THREADING) before cranking any of them down. I used an impact gun to run them in closer, then a torque wrench to set them to specified torque. Impact wrench was just a luxury. A socket wrench or cordless drill would do just fine. I did like having the torque wrench for final crank on the bolts. I bought a $20 1/2" one from Harbor Freight (a cheapy, but a rare use item for me). I justified the tool purchase as a nice to have item that I could afford with all the money I saved using eTrailer and choosing the least-expensive hitch.
6. I bought the Curt harness. Worked perfectly. I elected to not run it all the way out since this hitch will be only occasionally used and then mostly for bike rack and "hitch haul" carrier. Keeping the harness in the tool area of the hatch keeps it out of the exterior elements and makes for a nice clean looking install. My MDX had a perfect "hiding place". Note that for my 2011 MDX, there are factory fuses (4) for the various trailer light functions. These fuses are not installed by ACURA and DO NOT NEED TO BE INSTALLED. They only come into play if you use the OEM harness from ACURA.
7. That's it. Could only be easier if I had a lift. You will need an extra person for only a few minutes while raising the hitch and starting the bolts. Enjoy a sweet looking install and go out to dinner on the money you saved. In my case you can make a car payment with the savings since Acura wanted $850 for the dealer-installed OEM hitch and harness.

4. Gently clean undercoating and debris from frame surface and apply a little grease to frame to make raising the hitch into place easy. I never needed the rubber mallet others describe using. Be careful not to remove paint so you don't expose raw metal.
5. Get all 8 bolts started (BY HAND TO AVOID CROSS-THREADING) before cranking any of them down. I used an impact gun to run them in closer, then a torque wrench to set them to specified torque. Impact wrench was just a luxury. A socket wrench or cordless drill would do just fine. I did like having the torque wrench for final crank on the bolts. I bought a $20 1/2" one from Harbor Freight (a cheapy, but a rare use item for me). I justified the tool purchase as a nice to have item that I could afford with all the money I saved using eTrailer and choosing the least-expensive hitch.
6. I bought the Curt harness. Worked perfectly. I elected to not run it all the way out since this hitch will be only occasionally used and then mostly for bike rack and "hitch haul" carrier. Keeping the harness in the tool area of the hatch keeps it out of the exterior elements and makes for a nice clean looking install. My MDX had a perfect "hiding place". Note that for my 2011 MDX, there are factory fuses (4) for the various trailer light functions. These fuses are not installed by ACURA and DO NOT NEED TO BE INSTALLED. They only come into play if you use the OEM harness from ACURA.
7. That's it. Could only be easier if I had a lift. You will need an extra person for only a few minutes while raising the hitch and starting the bolts. Enjoy a sweet looking install and go out to dinner on the money you saved. In my case you can make a car payment with the savings since Acura wanted $850 for the dealer-installed OEM hitch and harness." />
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Jeff

3/7/2016

Do you have a donut spare of full size?

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Mark C.

3/14/2016

Spare tire is Acura original. Temporary spare. So, smaller than regular tires, but it is OEM and what hitch was designed around.



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Hassle free EASY to install, perfect fit, quality product and material. I installed it by myself, laying on my back, following the video link provided by ETRAILER. The only difficulty I had was torqueing the 8 bolts to 136 ft lbs laying under my Acura, but I got them. Complete install took me an hour but give me a break, I'm 65yo.



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I installed the hitch myself with a little help lifting into place because it's pretty awkward. You can't put the full sized spare in place when this hitch is installed (which I anticipated, so no surprise there). We pulled a fully loaded 12' uhaul trailer across the country with no issues to report. Works great!

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Kevin

5/4/2026

A year later and no complaints.


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  • Size of Install Bolts for the Curt Hitch # 13354
    The bolt size that comes with the Curt hitch part # 13354 is M14 - 1.5 x 35. The size thread tap you'd need (if that is what you are looking for) would then be the M14-1.5.
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  • What Trailer Hitch is the Right one for My 2008 Acura MDX? Do I Really Need to Remove the Spare?
    Hello Randy, Yes, the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # 13354 is the correct one for you 2008 Acura MDX. As for the spare tire, the # 13354 will only work with a mini spare it will not fit with a full spare tire. If you do have a full size spare, I suggest reaching out to your local Acura dealership about getting a mini spare. If you needed some wiring for some light towing, or a hitch mounted accessory you will want the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness...
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  • What Size Thread Tap Would be Needed to Clean Weldnuts for Installing Curt Hitch 13354
    The size bolts that come with the hitch part # 13354 are M14 - 1.5 x 35 HEX and M14 - 1.5 x 40 HEX. That means the tap size you would need is M14 - 1.5. I also attached a help article that covers how to clean weld nuts for when installing a hitch like what you are doing.
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  • Does Hitch for 2007 Acura MDX Have Mounting Flange that Tapers In
    Hey James, the hitches we carry for your 2007 Acura MDX like the Curt part # 13354 do have the mounting brackets taper in towards the front of the vehicle to match the frame dimensions of your vehicle. This will also work with your mini spare that you have now.
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  • Hitch Option For 2012 Acura MDX With Full Size Spare Tire
    There are two hitch options for your vehicle. The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver Part # 13354, and the Draw-Tite Max Part # 75614. I have contacted technical departments from both manufacturers to see which option will work with your 2012 Acura MDX with a full size spare. Curt stated that their hitch does NOT fit with a full size spare. Draw-Tite states that their hitch is only confirmed to fit with T165/80/D17 size spare tire. If your spare tire exceeds that size, both hitches can still mount...
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  • Recommended Trailer Hitch and Wiring for 2012 Acura MDX
    Thanks so much for your repeat business! Starting with the trailer hitch itself, the Curt Class III Round Tube Receiver Hitch # 13354 that you referenced is confirmed to fit your 2012 Acura MDX and will work great. The hitch is custom-fit for the vehicle, so it will use existing holes in its frame for a no-drill installation. I have attached an installation video on your Acura that you can use for reference. Then for a custom-fit wiring harness, I recommend the Tekonsha T-One Vehicle...
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  • Differences Between Curt and Draw Tite Hitch for 2011 Acura MDX
    Essentially the two hitches you referenced are the same design hitch made by two different manufacturers. The Curt part # 13354 and the Draw Tite # 75614 are both confirmed fits for your 2011 Acura MDX and would work well. The advantage the Curt has is it's made in the USA and is priced better. It would be what I would recommend for you.
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  • What Vehicles Does the Draw-Tite # 36183 Fit
    The Draw-Tite # 36183 is a Class II hitch that fits first and second generation Chrysler, Plymouth and Dodge mini-vans, specifically: 1984 - 1995 Dodge Caravan 2 and 4 Wheel Drive 1984 - 1988 Dodge Mini Ram Van 2 and 4 Wheel Drive 1984 - 1995 Plymouth Voyager 2 and 4 Wheel Drive 1987 - 1993 Dodge Grand Caravan 2 Wheel Drive only 1987 - 1995 Plymouth Grand Voyager 2 Wheel Drive only 1994 - 1995 Dodge Grand Caravan 2WD only, except LE
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  • Trailer Hitch for 2011 Acura MDX that Allows Full Sized Spare to be Kept
    For a Curt hitch confirmed to fit your 2011 Acura MDX that allows you to keep the full size spare tire you would want the part # 13354. The spare would need to get removed during the install process but can be reinstalled once the hitch is fully installed. I attached an install video for this for you to check out as well.
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  • Trailer Hitch Receiver Compatible with Spare Tire on 2008 Acura MDX
    I recommend checking the spare because often they appear to be full size until removed. If you have the standard "mini" spare which is a thinner tire when compared to the rear tire then the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2" # 13354 is my recommendation. I've attached a photo of the "mini" spare with the hitch installed for reference. There is not a trailer hitch receiver fit if you have a full size spare tire. This is rare, but if you do have the full size the...
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  • Will The Hitch From A 2012 Acura MDX Fit A 2023 Model And If Not What Will
    We do have a trailer hitch that will fit your 2023 Acura MDX. Although the Curt # 13354 hitch from your 2012 MDX will not fit the 2023 models. For your 2023 I recommend the Curt class 3 hitch # C22HR. This will be fairly easy to install as far as hitches go. It is really just 3 bolts on each side and you are done. You will want to remove the spare tire temporarily to free up space during install. Please note that while the mini spare tire will still fit underneath with the hitch installed,...
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  • Vehicle/Hitch Towing Capacity of 2010 Acura MDX
    According to the owner's manual, your 2010 Acura MDX has a 5000 lb towing capacity with two occupants. The towing capacity decreases approximately 250 lbs for each additional occupant after two. As long as the as-towed weight of the trailer doesn't exceed the capacity of the vehicle or the hitch (whichever is less), you'll be fine. I'd also recommend looking at the capacity sticker on your current hitch, it's fairly common for a hitch to list two different capacities, one for towing,...
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  • Trailer Hitch and Wiring Recommendation for a 2013 Acura MDX
    We have everything you would need to tow a small trailer with your 2013 Acura MDX. First let's start with a hitch. For that the Curt part # 13354 is the most popular option and would work well so we would recommend it for you. I attached an install video for this product for you to check out as well. Since you wanted to do some towing you might be interested in etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts; one with a 3/4 inch rise or 2 inch drop and one with a 2-3/4 inch...
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  • Trailer Hitch and Wiring for a 2009 Acura MDX
    Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # 13354 does not come with a wiring harness; reason being that not everyone is using the hitch for towing so we make each component available separately. To add a 4-Way flat connector to your 2009 Acura MDX you can use # 118424. I have linked videos showing example installations of both the hitch and the wiring for you. I also recommend etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts; one with a 3/4 inch rise or 2 inch drop and one with a 2-3/4...
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  • Installing Thule Hitching Post Pro Folding/Tilting 4 Bike Rack # TH934XTR on 2011 Acura MDX
    The Thule Hitching Post Pro Folding/Tilting 4 Bike Rack # TH934XTR that you referenced easily slips into any 1-1/4-inch or 2-inch hitch receiver. No professional assistance is needed. The Class III hitches offered for your Acura are the larger-capacity 2-inch size that have a substantial 400-lb tongue weight rating (tongue weight is downward force on the hitch) that should be plenty for your rack and 4 loaded bikes. If your MDX does not have a hitch installed you can choose one of those...
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  • Is the Curt Class III Trailer Hitch # 13354 on a 2009 Acura MDX Hidden or Low Profile
    Yes, we have pictures and a video of the hitch on an Acura MDX and it is very low profile and out of the way. At this time we have not had the chance to get photos of the hitch on a 2009 model but the fit is the same as the 2010 model pictured. You can see the install details as well as an install video by clicking the provided links.
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  • Hitch Height on 2009 Acura MDX and Ball Mount Compatibility
    When we installed 2-inch Curt Class III hitch # 13354 on a 2009 MDX we found that the top of the receiver opening was indeed 17-inches above ground, although this can vary slightly from car to car depending on the amount of tread wear and factors like passenger and cargo weight. Since all tow vehicles will exhibit some degree of rear-end squat when a trailer is hitched to them, it is a good idea to have the starting height of the hitch ball on the MDX about 1-inch HIGHER than the top of...
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  • Recommended Bike Rack for 2007 Acura MDX
    To carry a pair of mountain bikes on your 2007 Acura MDX you have a couple options. The best one is going to be a hitch-mounted rack because they offer the most protection for your bikes, are easy to load and unload, and offer the ability to access your rear cargo area. Please keep in mind that you would not be able to install a hitch if your MDX has a full-sized spare tire under the vehicle, though a mini spare tire would allow a hitch to be installed. If you are able to install a hitch,...
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  • Trailer Hitch and Wiring for a 2009 Acura MDX with Full Size Spare Tire
    Curt trailer hitch # 13354 is listed as compatible with models of the 2009 Acura MDX that have the full size spare tire. I have included a link to a video showing an example installation for you. If you plan on doing some towing I recommend etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts; one with a 3/4 inch rise or 2 inch drop and one with a 2-3/4 inch rise or 4 inch drop. It also includes a 1-7/8 inch ball, 2 inch ball, hitch pin with clip, and a storage bag. If the ball...
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  • Motorcycle Carrier Recommendation for a Honda Trail 90 on a 2007 Acura MDX
    Considering how light the Honda Trail 90s and 110s are the etrailer Motorcycle Carrier, part # e98873, that you referenced would work well for you on your 2007 Acura MDX as long as you have a trailer hitch installed like the Curt hitch part # 13354.
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  • Spare Tire Installation After the Curt Hitch # 13354 is Installed on a 2011 Acura MDX
    It sounds to me like you are just missing one small step for proper installation of the spare tire with the Curt hitch installed on your 2011 Acura MDX. Typically, with the hitch installed you will need to tilt the rearward part of the spare tire up and guide it over the top of the hitch as you raise it on the spare tire winch. This allows the tire to mount in its original location, snug to the vehicle under body.. If this procedure does not work for you, send me a photo, I will be glad...
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  • Hitch Recommendation for a 2009 Acura MDX
    For your 2009 Acura MDX you would want the Curt Hitch part # 13354. This hitch will fit all models of the 2009 MDX so it will work for you regardless of your current rear fascia. Check out the install video I attached for more info. If you plan on doing some towing you might be interested in etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts; one with a 3/4 inch rise or 2 inch drop and one with a 2-3/4 inch rise or 4 inch drop. It also includes a 1-7/8 inch ball, 2 inch ball,...
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  • Hitch Recommendation for a 2007 Acura MDX
    The Curt Hitch part # 13354 is the correct hitch for your 2007 Acura MDX. The best way I could recommend you get this would be to hit the add to cart button and order it from us! I attached an install video for you to check out as well. For trailer wiring you would want the part # C56038. For ball mounts I recommend the etrailer Ball Mount Kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts, 2 balls, a hitch pin with clip, and a carrying bag.
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  • Recommended Class III Receiver Hitch for 2007 Acura MDX
    For your 2007 MDX, I would recommend the CURT Class III Receiver, part # 13354. This hitch will work perfectly with the rear bumper of your MDX, and will not require any cutting or modification of the bumper fascia. You can see a photo of the installed hitch by following the link to the product page. I will also link you to the install video, where you will see that the receiver opening will sit just below the rear bumper once the hitch is in place.
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