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This Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver is built for light-duty towing and gear hauling. With a maximum gross trailer weight of 2,000 lbs and a tongue weight of 200 lbs, it’s perfect for small trailers, cargo carriers, or bike racks. The 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver opening gives you a secure spot for accessories designed for Class I hitches, so you can safely move your bikes, load up extra cargo, or tow a small trailer without strain.
You don’t need a shop lift or welding gear to get this hitch mounted. It uses a bolt-on installation with no welding required, and comes complete with a hardware kit and instructions. The precision, robotic welding ensures everything lines up properly, so the fit is spot-on and solid once bolted in place.
The hitch body is fully welded steel coated in a gloss black powder finish over a protective base layer for superior rust resistance. That durable finish holds up well against the elements while giving the hitch a clean look under the bumper. The round-tube design keeps it neat and stylish, so you get strength without bulky lines hanging low.
Whether you’re using it with a drawbar (sold separately) for towing or attaching an accessory rack, the Curt C11368 delivers dependable strength within its Class I rating. You get lasting durability for all your light-duty towing needs without compromising stability or safety on the road.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
92% were satisfied with this product
8% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Gabe
9/13/2018
Everything still works good

Karl S.
10/11/2016
Still everything I wanted, great product!

Mike L.
6/17/2026
I'm sorry your install is being difficult Cindy! It's just about unheard of for the wrong hardware to ship with a hitch. I've only seen it once or twice in my 19+ years here. What is much more likely is that dirt, gunk and corrosion have built up in the nuts that are welded into the vehicle's unibody. Try spraying lubricant like WD-40 into the holes and giving the threads a good scrub with a battery terminal brush like # DW00254. You might need to do this a couple times over the course of a few hours. Once the threads are good and clean, you should be able to install the bolts with no trouble.




Charles K.
12/29/2018
Still the best fitting and best working bolt on product I have ever purchased

L M.
2/6/2018
working Great no problems love have it !
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