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

Part Number: 13112

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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 13112 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.

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CURT Trailer Hitch - 13112

Highlights

Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
Standard 2" Receiver: Works with Class III accessories like ball mounts, racks, and carriers
Tows up to 5,000 lbs (GTW): Handles small campers, boats, and utility trailers with strength
Holds up to 500 lbs (TW): Supports heavy cargo carriers or multi-bike racks securely
Bolt-On Install: Mounts directly to frame with included hardware—no welding required
Gloss Black Powder Coat: Protective base coat finish helps resist rust and corrosion

Features to know about

More Capability for Everyday Towing: Class III Strength with 2" Receiver

This hitch is built to handle a lot more than just a lightweight trailer. With a 5,000 lbs maximum gross trailer weight and 500 lbs maximum tongue weight, it’s ready for small campers, boats, or utility trailers. Add a weight distribution system and you can step up to 8,000 lbs GTW and 800 lbs TW. The 2" x 2" receiver opening gives you the flexibility to use nearly any towing or cargo accessory designed for Class III setups.

Built to Last Through Real Use: Fully Welded Steel with Corrosion Protection

The hitch is made from powder coated steel with a gloss black finish over a protective base coat for superior rust resistance. The fully welded, round-tube design keeps it strong under load while maintaining a clean, finished look under the bumper. Precision robotic welding maximizes strength and ensures the hitch fits as intended every time.

DIY-Friendly Install: Bolt-On Design with No Welding or Drilling

You don’t need special tools or a lift to get this hitch mounted. It bolts directly to the frame using the included hardware kit—no welding required. The bolt-on design lines up with factory holes for a straightforward installation process right in your own driveway. Once it’s torqued down, you’re ready to attach your favorite ball mount, bike rack, or cargo carrier (sold separately).

Specs

Dimensions

Receiver opening: 2" x 2"

Weight and Capacity

Rating: Class III
Maximum gross trailer weight: 5,000 lbs
Maximum GTW when used with weight distribution: 8,000 lbs
Maximum tongue weight: 500 lbs
Maximum TW when used with weight distribution: 800 lbs

Warranty

Limited lifetime warranty

13112 Curt Class 3 Trailer Hitch Receiver

Installation Details 13112 Installation instructions

This Product Fits The Following Vehicles

2006 - 2010 Ford Explorer excluding Sport Trac
2006 - 2010 Mercury Mountaineer

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by: Brandon 06/11/2026

2007 Ford Explorer

Fits perfectly.. myself and my 18 year old stepson put it in took about 20-30 minutes. Easy peasy. Looks to be high quality. Shipping came quickly. 2” receiver way better than the puny 1 1/4 stock setup

by: Brett 07/14/2018

2006 Ford Explorer

I installed the hitch without much problem, although I did have to cut a little metal from one of the frame braces to get the hitch to clear.

Whithout triming, the brace prevented the hitch from slipping between the frame rails. I only had to notch about 1/4" of metal off. It took me 10 minutes with a hacksaw and angle grinder.

Apart from that, I had no trouble and the install went smoothly. I even found fishing the carriage bolts through the frame was really pretty easy!

The hitch looks to be well made. All the welds are smooth and even and the unit is niclely finished in gloss black. I'm not sure if it's a painted finish or powder coated though.

I installed this hitch to pull my little motorcycle trailer. The factory class II receiver was too high and I couldn't find a hitch that dropped low enough to get the trailer flat.

With the new class III, it sits lower than the factory receiver, also there's a ton of options for drop hitches available. With this new hitch it was really easy to get my trailer level.

So if you have a vehicle and need a hitch, I'd say buy this one!

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by: Russell 09/08/2020

It fit perfectly all parts were in the box with instructions. I found it easier to install it with the bumper removed.trying to get the bolts and washers in place with the wire feeder was not going well so i removed the bumper and everything went smoothly 1 hour to complete. Needs to come with bracket for wiring harness to be mounted

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by: Larry Rathjen, Conway, Arkansas 09/28/2016

2006 Ford Explorer

Had this installed on my 2006 Ford Explorer. It took 2 men about 30 minutes. It is doable, but a tight fit. I have not used the hitch to pull anything yet - but it looks solid and am happy to have it instead of the old hitch. Price was considerably cheaper than any local parts store. Thank you etrailer.com

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by: Jerry 08/29/2017

Very good product and very fast shipping. Installation went fast.

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by: Steve 07/05/2026

2006 Ford Explorer

Your instructional video on YouTube was also great!

by: Randy 07/25/2020

2007 Ford Explorer

Great product. Came in five days with free delivery. Easy to install. So easy I did the installation myself. Only problem I had is the frame had to be grinded down on one side a quarter inch. This was done because a small lip prevented a good fit.

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by: Doug 04/23/2025

2008 Ford Explorer

My entire experience with etrailer.com was outstanding. This Receiver was exactly as advertised and fit beautifully. The website is fantastic and easy to navigate. The customer service is superb! When the product arrived, it was packaged expertly and easy to handle. The product was great, but it is everything else that will keep me coming back for all my trailer needs. I can't recommend etrailer.com highly enough. Stop looking everywhere else because etrailer is the only site you need!!

by: Scott 10/29/2018

2009 Ford Explorer

Hats off to etrailer and Curt Hitches!
I watched the installer video to be sure I could do this. It seemed so simple a middle schooler could do it.

Then I quickly ordered the hitch online, it was shipped the next day, arrived by my favorite carrier, UPS, and I had it unwrapped and my Explorer up on ramps in no time at all. (You don't need the ramps, I just used them 'cause I got 'em. Makes me feel manly!)

I read the directions, then re-read the directions, then used the wire fishing tool, and had my bolts in place in 20 minutes max. My daughter helped thread the lock nuts for the first two carriage bolts, and then I threaded and snugged everything up.

I torqued it all down tight, and I am good to go. I have not used it yet, but let me comment on the quality:

-the powder coat is heavy, hard, strong, and durable (I had another Curt hitch and I know this to be true)
-the fitment was a little tight, which was GOOD because it held the hitch in place while I threaded bolts. I did beat the hitch into place the last half inch (with a baby 2.5 lb sledge and a block of wood to protect the finish).

The installation could not have been any easier. It was a piece of cake!

If you have normal tools, a normal brain, and a 1/2 inch torque wrench, you can put this sucker in!

I would put one of these on every truck I buy, if it needed one.

I highly recommend etrailer for lights, connectors, hitches, and like products. Their customer support is polite, helpful, knowledgeable, and genuinely friendly. Their tech videos are clear and professional, and their technical support crew really know the products and their proper installation.

You don't need to look anywhere else, and NO, I didn't get paid anything from anyone to write this! I have used this company for years, with zero complaints, and I am a tough sell!

Scott One Year Later

10/30/2019

I have used the hitch several times and it is rock sold. Buy this hitch from THIS retailer!

by: William 12/26/2017

The Curt Receiver Hitch was fairly easy to install even by myself. The etrailer installation video was extremely helpful. The hitch looks great on my vehicle.

William One Year Later

12/31/2018

After 1 year, the hitch looks and works great.

by: RED 10/20/2024

2007 Ford Explorer

read instructions !

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by: Joseph 12/15/2021

2010 Ford Explorer

Perfect fit on my 2010 Explorer and very clear instructions. Fishing the rear mounting bolts through the frame is the most difficult part of the installation but it’s not impossible if you make sure the hitch is lined up with the frame holes properly.

Joseph One Year Later

12/16/2022

I tow a salt water boat regularly and have zero complaints about the hitch I installed last year. Very sturdy and no noticeable corrosion yet. Highly recommend.

by: Jaime Plascencia 11/12/2015

2006 Ford Explorer

I'm so very happy with the end results every thing worked out perfectly the way I was hoping just thinkingI was about to pay someone four times this amount to have one installed I was able to get it done in less than one hour and feel good about having it done myself thanks etrailer now for my electric break box

Jaime P. One Year Later

11/11/2016

Excellent Im so Happy that I decided to buy from you guys use it all the time halling my camp trailer to my utility trailers thank you so much for selling me a Good product

by: 2006 Ford Explorer 08/07/2025

2006 Ford Explorer

Arrived on time and in good shape. Very easy to install on my 2006 Ford Explorer. Was a one man job.

by: Robert 06/11/2023 One Year Later

overall, a quality product, and reasonably easy to install. In the installation instructions, it warns to not loose the rectangular "bolt holder" inside the frame rail. well, I did. (totally my fault) This brings up my only gripe which is that replacement spare parts are not available from the retailer, or apparently the maker of the hitch. The only solution was to have a machine shop make one... time consuming and not that cheap. So don't be like me...lol

by: Al 03/05/2021

The ordering process couldn’t have been easier. Was delivered quickly. And when it was delivered it was 39degrees outside and I thought why not install it. Went outside and in under
An hour was installed and looking good. Thanks!

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by: Danny F. 03/28/2011

Ford Explorer

The overall apperanceof the hitch is great and now I can haul my camper with the explorer. I had an 1 1/4 factory hitch and with this product now I have a 2". This has given me the capabilities that I needed with my vehicle. Thanks so much for the help and Etrailer.com will be recommended to all my friends.

Thanks, Danny

by: Martin 06/19/2018

2006 Ford Explorer

I have a 2006 Ford Explorer that came with a 1 1/4" hitch and I used an extension to convert it to a 2" hitch for a small utility trailer. I found the Curt hitch to fit my needs, (using a new sway bar hitch) with a good price from etrailer and it was shipped quickly. The detailed videos showed me exactly what to do for installation and the tools needed. I was able to install it by myself in my driveway but it would have been easier with another person. All in all, it came out very well and I am quite satisfied with the quality and results.

by: Lyn 03/05/2023 One Year Later

Ford Explorer

A year later and I am still happy with my purchase. 24 years of doing art shows, I downsized a bit to a Ford Explorer. Love my vehicle but not quite enough room for the "extras" I need. Purchased a cargo basket 6’x24”. This hitch easily holds it plus tent parts, etc. This probably doesn’t say much about the hitch itself, but am happy with it! Oh yes, found a local place to install it. Easy peezy!

by: Ray B - Texas 09/05/2012

2007 Ford Explorer

Explorer which came with
a 1 1/4 " hitch. Installation was no problem and took about an hour.
I have 2 hitchs now , on which I placed the oval L.E.D. brake light in the upper 1 1/4 hitch and a drawbar with 2" ball in the lower
2" receuver. Really works well.

by: jay 03/05/2016

2006 Ford Explorer

the trailer hitch was overall built good except for the upper passenger side mount was a little out of place when they welded the square reinforcement on the mounting hole so the hole didnt line up i had to find a 1/2 drill bit and drill to open the hole up but after that it went together fine

by: Julius 03/04/2022

2008 Mercury Mountaineer

Arrived on time great fit and professional service I will return for future purchases

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by: Ken 11/21/2017

2006 Ford Explorer

Hitch arrived on time. Cardboard packaging was pretty beat up due to steel parts poking through during shipping. Item was in good shape and looks sturdy.

Took me about an hour to install the hitch. Very easy but I suggest watching one of the install videos for a few tips. Installed on a 2006 Ford Explorer EB 4X4 4.0L

Depending on how this holds up, I may purchase a front hitch as well.

by: Phil 01/07/2017

2010 Ford Explorer

The hitch came very quickly and was simple to install. I did it by myself in about 20-30 minutes. The wire bolt holder was the trick to fish bolts through the frame. Love my hitch.

by: Eddie M. 11/17/2014

2006 Ford Explorer

Easy to use website, shipped in a timely manner and installation videos were very helpful. If I ever need another hitch I would not hesitate to order it from etrailer.

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