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When you’re ready to haul, this Curt Class IV trailer hitch receiver gives you the muscle to do it right. With a 10,000 lbs maximum gross trailer weight and 1,000 lbs maximum tongue weight, you’ve got serious capacity. Add a weight distribution setup and those numbers climb to 12,000 lbs GTW and 1,200 lbs TW. The 2" x 2" receiver opening fits standard towing and accessory gear, making it easy to switch between your trailer, bike rack, or cargo carrier.
You don’t need a shop or special tools to put this hitch on. The fully welded design bolts straight to the frame with included hardware, no welding or fabrication needed. Precision robotic welding ensures everything lines up right where it should, so you can get it installed in your driveway with confidence and move on to hauling.
This sturdy square-tube hitch is made from powder-coated steel that’s tough and corrosion resistant. A gloss black powder coat layered over a protective base coat keeps rust away and helps the hitch blend in under the bumper. It’s the kind of finish that stays looking good after miles of towing or carrying gear through all kinds of weather.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
94% were satisfied with this product
6% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Daniel
4/4/2019
It’s been working perfectly well, as expected.
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Heather A.
4/10/2026
Hi Devin, Thank you for reaching out! This is a no-drill bolt on application for the 2013 Chevy Silverado. What did you need to drill out of curiosity? Did you drill out the weld nuts?