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This Curt trailer hitch is made for light-duty towing and small accessories. It’s rated for 2,000 lbs maximum gross trailer weight and 200 lbs maximum tongue weight, so it’s perfect for pulling a small trailer or carrying a bike rack or cargo carrier that falls within Class I limits. The 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver opening gives you a secure connection point and an easy fit for compatible ball mounts and accessories.
The hitch uses factory mounting points for a straightforward bolt-on installation. You won’t need to weld anything, and all the necessary hardware comes in the kit along with step-by-step instructions. Most folks can handle the install with basic tools right in the driveway. It’s a solid option for anyone who likes to take on DIY projects without needing a lift or shop setup.
Built with precision robotic welding, this round-tube hitch delivers consistent strength where it counts. The gloss black powder coat finish is layered over a protective base coat to resist rust and corrosion through years of use. The clean, rounded design keeps it looking neat under the bumper while standing up to whatever the road throws at it.
Once installed, the receiver can take on all kinds of small-load tasks—adding a bike rack for weekend rides, mounting a cargo tray for extra gear, or hooking up a lightweight trailer. Just make sure your accessories are rated for Class I use and stay within the hitch’s 200 lb tongue weight and 2,000 lb towing capacity. It’s built to handle those daily-use jobs that give your vehicle more versatility without adding bulk.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
7/13/2026
Install looks great Tom! Thanks for calling out what kind of exhaust you have as well. What do you mainly plan on using the hitch for? Mine has bike rack on it most of the time.

Lazer S.
9/30/2025
Glad to hear it Travis! And I agree with Curt's quality. It's the reason I recommend their hitches more than any other! What will you be using this for?

Mike L.
1/30/2019
There is another hole in the frame member on the other side of the exhaust mount shown in your photo. The hole could be covered with a plastic plug, tape or undercoating, you might need to take a putty knife to the underside of the frame member to scrape away any undercoat or grime that might be covering the mounting hole.

Brian
2/15/2025
Still working out just fine


Evan
1/30/2018
I sold the car I installed in on - but last time I saw it, it was still working great!

Frank
12/1/2025
No problems at all.

James
8/10/2019
Pleased with the product...lots of use and still pleased with the design and function.

Jon C.
3/12/2018
Still working great!

Kevin A.
12/11/2013
Is this approved by Mazda? My dealership told me that a hitch would not be possible for my 2014 Mazda 3i Hatchback. I need one for a bike rack.


Mike
3/21/2017
After owning the hitch for a year, I couldnt be happier with the hitch. Having a hitch mounted bike rack is a much better solution than a roof rack. Amazing hitch for the money!

Brooke M.
2/5/2025
Thats great - glad to hear that. :) Where are you headed with your bike, Jeremy? What kind of bike is it?
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Kate F.
7/13/2026
Daniel, thanks so much for the great review! I'm glad to hear the installation went relatively smoothly, and I really appreciate you sharing the tips that helped you through it. Thanks as well for including the pictures and pointing out the mounting locations. Your photos and notes will definitely help the next person tackling this installation. What do you plan on using the hitch for?