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Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4"

Part Number: C11120

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Perfect for light-duty towing, this custom, vehicle trailer hitch receiver features fully welded, gloss powder coated steel construction. Drawbar sold separately. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch from CURT. Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4" part number C11120 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.

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CURT Trailer Hitch - C11120

Highlights

Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
Tows up to 2,000 lbs (GTW): Handles light-duty trailers, boats, or small campers safely
Holds up to 200 lbs (TW): Supports bike racks, cargo carriers, and similar Class I accessories
Bolt-On Installation: Mounts directly using included hardware—no welding or drilling needed
Durable Steel Construction: Fully welded, square-tube design built for long-term strength
Gloss Powder Coat Finish: Protective base with gloss black coating resists rust and wear

Features to know about

Tackle Everyday Hauling: Class I Strength with 2,000 lbs GTW

For light-duty towing, this Curt Class I trailer hitch receiver is built to handle small trailers, campers, or utility loads with confidence. It’s rated for a maximum gross trailer weight of 2,000 lbs and a tongue weight of 200 lbs, giving you solid performance for moderate towing jobs. The sturdy square-tube design provides a dependable base whether you’re pulling a trailer or mounting a bike rack or cargo carrier.

Straightforward Install for DIY Projects: Bolt-On, No Welding Required

Installing this hitch doesn’t require special tools or welding—just bolt it on using the included hardware kit and instructions. Precision robotic welding ensures all the mounting points line up exactly as they should, which makes alignment easy and keeps the fit tight once mounted. It’s a clean install that fits neatly under the bumper without unnecessary modifications.

Built to Last: Fully Welded Steel with Gloss Black Powder Coat

The hitch body is made from fully welded steel for maximum rigidity and strength under load. A gloss black powder coat finish layered over a protective base coat provides excellent rust resistance and keeps the hitch looking sharp even after years of use. This durable finish stands up to road grime, rain, and salt so you can count on it season after season.

Ready for Real-World Use: Perfect Match for Everyday Accessories

With its 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver opening, this hitch works great with compatible bike racks, small cargo carriers, or ball mounts designed for Class I setups. The receiver sits flush and clean under the bumper for a tidy appearance while still giving you the versatility to attach your gear when you need it.

Specs

Receiver Opening

Size: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"

Class

Rating: Class I

Weight and Capacity

Maximum gross trailer weight: 2,000 lbs
Maximum tongue weight: 200 lbs

Warranty

Limited lifetime warranty

11120 Curt Class 1 Trailer Hitch Receiver

Installation Details C11120 Installation instructions

This Product Fits The Following Vehicles

2012 - 2014 Subaru Impreza 5-Door Wagon - WRX and WRX Sti
2008 - 2011 Subaru Impreza 5-Door Wagon with Quad Exhaust

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54 reviews

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by: Milo 10/20/2025

The trailer hitch for my 2013 WRX fits SO well,.. it is exactly what I was looking for

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by: Kevin 08/20/2025

There seemed to be some clearance issues with the rear exhaust hangers but other that it all lines up perfectly. The base Impreza I would recommend removing the bumper because it’s a lot smaller than the WRX. It took my an hour all by myself and the installation is pretty straightforward.

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by: Chris 09/01/2018

2014 Subaru Impreza

Good clearance even with my large aftermarket exhaust. I am happy to report this works seamlessly with my nameless exhaust. I was worried that the bigger pipes and different design of my exhaust wouldn't clear the hitch, but this hitch design seems to give as much space for exhausts as possible.

It took me and my friend a good 3 hours to do this, mostly because I had two polyurethane exhaust hangers that are a pain to get off, and we incrementally cut some fascia off and tried test fitting the hitch about 5 times. We had to cut a good bit more than the instructions say, and we were a little hesitant to cut too much. After we cut enough fascia away though, the hitch went in pretty easily.

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Chris One Year Later

9/4/2019

1 year later, hitch is still working perfectly. It got plenty of use with the Kuat NV bike rack with ebike on it over the summer. Really satisfied with the purchase.

by: Gian C 05/09/2013

2013 Subaru Impreza

The installation took slightly longer than expected in my 2013 Impreza STI. I made the right decision to completely remove the muffler and 4 pipe exhaust, which is easily detached from the rest of the exhaust system.

I also ended up having to trim the bumper 1-5/8" x 4-1/2" instead of the recommended 4". Maybe the 2013 bumper is slightly lower.

In all, the installation was relatively easy to do.

I can now haul my mountain bike easily.

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Nick

5/25/2013

Great write up and nice install. Glad to see the hitch installs with the SPT exhaust. Ill be installing a hitch on my 13 hatch this weekend MTB rack also. What did you use to make the cuts? Thx

Patrick B.

6/3/2013

If you are patient and careful, a utility knife with a fresh, sharp blade can do the trick. We use a Dremel here in our shop with a cutting bit and then go back with a utility knife or a file to clean up the edges.

Gian C. One Year Later

5/9/2014

After a year of use the hitch is still performing as expected. I haul my bike almost weekly around town and in the highways with no issue.

by: Stu 07/09/2024

As far as the trailer hitch itself is concerned, while the install is really, really quite simple, I wouldn’t say it was truly easy. Removing old clips and hangers never goes as quickly as one might expect since they’ve been on there for a long time. Also.while reverse fishing is super easy, fishing can be tricky; especially when you’re trying to find a lateral hole and not able to simply use gravity for a hole at the bottom or underside of the pipe. It actually took me probably a couple hours to fish those two bolts. That said, the hitch feels really solid, and I will be able to use it with confidence.

As far as the wiring harness installation went, since I had never used a light tester before, it would’ve been good to get some information on how to ground it. That tripped me up a little bit. Once I had that figured out, though the rest of it went pretty smoothly. The video you sent using the connectors instead of cutting into the wires was helpful. It would have been great if that were included in the written directions.I also used a couple other videos that I found on YouTube to be helpful as well. All in all, I think I’m pretty happy with the product and I would recommend it.

Stu One Year Later

7/14/2025

Ive had the hitch for a year now and its been great. It still feels really solid and Ive not had any issues or concerns.

Kate F.

7/15/2025

@Stu Glad we had the right fit for you Stu! To go off your original review, the only fishing I enjoy is at the lake =) What do you mainly use your hitch for?

by: Shak 06/14/2014

The installation could have been much faster if there were 4 fish wires instead of only 2. I managed to bump both of the forward fasteners into the frame and had to suck them out with magnets, pocket screwdrivers, and going to a U haul to buy another fish wire (the guy was nice enough to give me one). The fit so far seems good (took it for a spin around the block unloaded).

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by: Kevin C. 08/05/2014

2014 Subaru WRX

2014 Subaru WRX. It was a little more timely than I thought, but I am sure it is because of my inexperience. Everything worked as advertised! 2 things that made it easier and wasn't too hard: 1. Remove rear bumper, 2. remove muffler hangers. There are youtube vids for both of these.

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by: Jon B 02/10/2020 One Year Later

Good quality and fitment. Everything is hidden except the receiver, and Worked with my aftermarket 3" exhaust which was what I was looking for.

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by: Gregg 07/17/2025 One Year Later

I put a hitch on all my cars. I wasn't expecting to find one to fit the 2014 WRX, but here is one, and it mounted easily and is tucked behind the rear bumper cover very nicely.

by: Baron G 06/23/2017

2014 Subaru Impreza

Haven't used it more than once yet but so far works great for holding my bike. Install was pretty easy but took a little longer than expected. Removing muffler made it a lot easy to do.

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Baron G. One Year Later

6/23/2018

Still working great no problems at all

by: Dylan D 02/22/2020

2008 Subaru Impreza

Everything needed, including wiring was shipped very quickly. Installation wasn’t bad at all. Wiring was very simple.

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by: Richard 03/05/2023

2008 Subaru Impreza

2008 wrx with sti exhuast. Hitch mounted up perfectly according to the directions. No issues at all. I trimmed a little to much of the facia but I think it’s ok.

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by: Kent J 06/08/2012

Subaru Impreza

went very smoothly.
Great instructions too.

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by: Steve G. 05/25/2015

2013 Subaru Impreza

This is my 4th hitch from Etrailer. I have yet to have one arrive in an intact box :).
As another reviewer stated, it is much easier to remove the bumper cover for this install than struggle with the cramped spaces to fish the bolts for the bumper mounting points. It also makes trimming the bumper cover much easier.

Steve G. One Year Later

5/26/2016

I use the hitch on a regular basis and hauled multiple 1200 lb loads with no problem. The paint is holding up.

by: Derek 04/14/2019

2011 Subaru Impreza

Customer service: 5/5
Shipping: 4/5
Website description: 1/5

The etrailer website described part #C11120 as compatible with 2013 Subaru hatchback but didn't specify specifically for dual-exhaust WRX or WRX-STI.

The hitch itself was affordable, durable, and came with clear installation instructions. I would recommend calling to confirm the hitch meets your exact vehicle specifications before ordering because this item was not eligible for a refund or exchange.

Mike L.

4/17/2019

We show the hitch as a fit for the 5-door wagon, but not the Sedan. The hitch is compatible with the quad-tip exhaust.

by: Bradley 04/26/2021 One Year Later

Awesome love the products my Subaru loves pulling my camper to New Hampshire and and getting hay weekly and yes my 2011 Subaru wrx pulls hard

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by: Greg I 03/18/2020 One Year Later

Works PERFECTLY on my 2013 STI hatchback. I cut slits in the bottom of the bumper cover to create a flap that would fold up and clear receiver tube. The cut cannnot be seen unless you get on the ground looking up at it. With my 1up bike rack, the fit is as if the whole system was designed to work together. The single rack folds up with only a fraction of an inch to clear the bumper. When I install a second add-on rack, it still folds up with a fraction of an inch for hatch door to clear when opening and closing.

by: Jimmy B 03/08/2017

2014 Subaru Impreza

Received the hitch within a week of ordering. Installed it in about 2.5 hours. Directions were right on. Very happy with the hitch.

Jim B. One Year Later

3/15/2018

Great

by: larry 02/22/2013

2013 Subaru WRX

I installed this hitch and the 5614kit for my trailer wiring on my 2013 wrx base model hatchback with the quad tip muffler. The hitch works like it should i pull my 14ft jon boat around with no problems. Installation wasnt bad but i work on cars for a living. If youre going to install solo the easiest way is to remove muffler completely and also remove rear bumper completely. I say this because two of the mounting points are to the back side of the rear bumper reinforcement beam. They mount horizontally the slightest twitch and the bolts provided will fall into the re-bar and youre not getting them back with the bumper on easily. They should provide some type of locking washer to keep the bolts from doing this. One that slides over bolt but does not easily come back off. Also with the bumper off you can keep test fitting and trimming the bumper more easily... I did not want a gaping hole in my bumper ( you cant install hitch until you make the cut out in the bumper.) after installed its fairly discreet no complaints there. As far as the wiring... If you have a 2013 wrx go ahead and take out the rear interior. There are no access holes in the trim panels for splicing the converter box wiring into your factory lights. I ran the power wire under the car through a rubber plug under the spare tire. You could just pop out the tail ligts and run all wires out of the car including the box, but if you want the majority of everything out of the elements theres really no super easy way for this paticular car, but the product itself works like a champ. Shipping was fast nothing was damaged and for a good price. Id use etrailer again.

by: Dave 10/13/2015

2014 Subaru Impreza

The hitch installed easily with just 4 bolts. Only gripe is that you have to trim the bumper fascia; however, the detailed instructions come printed in color.

I haven't been able use my accessories yet because the 1.25" to 2" adapter I got wobbles way too much for my application. The hitch itself is really solid.

by: David 06/07/2020

I ordered trailer hitches for both of our Subaru vehicles. The etrailer price, service, delivery, and quality were excellent on all counts. One vehicle is a WRX with Subaru SPT quad exhaust. etrailer and only etrailer had a hitch to fit the vehicle. A portion of the aerodynamic spoiler under the bumper required cutting and all went well because of the detailed downloadable installation instructions on the etrailer website. Very detailed. Very complete. The final product looks "factory" and works as advertised. I'm a very happy customer!

by: Jeff 11/27/2022 One Year Later

Solid hitch. Had u-haul put it on my 2013 sti hatchback. Use it for a 1up bike rack. Would be 5 stars but hitch paint got scuffed in shipping when a part broke through the cardboard.

by: @ 05/21/2023

love it

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by: Doug 07/20/2011

secure. The fishwire system looks complicated in the instructions, but I found it to be very intuitive and it works great! Curt really thought this one through. Total install time for an amateur working alone was 1:45, but it was not particularly difficult. No drilling or filing required.

by: Bill 11/22/2021

I have a lowered 2011 WRX with afterQ AAAAA market exhaust. So I was just a little apprehensive with how the hitch was going to fit. But I have to say it went in per instructions and it took me only an hour, even with stopping to read instructions. The only thing I would do differently is cut an additional 1/2” of rear bumper skin as it makes contact with receiver. But all and all Easy job and great fit. Thank you.

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