Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
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2003 Ford Excursion
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This hitch is built for real-world hauling — small campers, boats, or utility trailers up to 3,500 lbs gross trailer weight and 350 lbs tongue weight. The fully welded, square-tube steel frame gives you solid support for everything from weekend towing to routine trips with a loaded trailer. Precision robotic welding keeps it strong and consistent for the long run.
If you care about a clean appearance, the concealed cross tube keeps the receiver tucked neatly under the bumper so only the 2" opening is visible. It blends right in and maintains a factory-style look while still giving you full Class III capability. You get solid performance without bulky hardware hanging below the vehicle.
Installation is straightforward — just bolt it onto existing frame points using the included mounting hardware. There’s no welding or drilling required, and it lines up cleanly with the factory holes for an easy DIY fit. Once tightened down, the hitch feels secure and ready to handle your bike rack, cargo carrier, or trailer ball mount.
The gloss black powder coat finish sits over a protective base layer that helps resist rust and corrosion. Whether it’s road salt in winter or mud on a trail weekend, this coating helps keep the hitch looking sharp and performing reliably year after year.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Lazer S.
5/5/2026
Thanks for the tips, Kevin! Definitely helpful! ^___^ What are you going to be using this for now that it's on?
Lazer S.
3/3/2026
Glad it's still looking good and working well for you, Michael! What kind of bikes do you ride? My family was always riding GT back in the day and we had some pretty good rides we did in the mountains of Southern California.
Mike L.
12/4/2025
Good job Grant, congratulations on your successful install!
David
6/4/2026
After one year and very limited use, the hitch still looks great, although its mostly hidden, and it worked fine. While it doesnt really pertain to the hitch, heres some bonus content: I discovered that towing a golf cart on a trailer on the highway with my 4 cylinder Outback cost me about 10mpg.
David
6/22/2026
Holding up well. Still love that it has a tight profile, and you only see the receiver.
Nick S.
12/8/2025
That is great to hear! I am glad it got to you quickly and you were able to install it yourself. What are you planning on using the hitch for?
Gwendolyn Y.
4/9/2025
Thanks for sharing all your pics with us, Anthony! The hitch does look nice tucked under your 2021 Legacy :)
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Randall
8/3/2026
So far, so good. The trailer still fits tight. There’s no rattle, rust, or chipped paint. We use it primarily to hold a Yakima bike rack that holds four bikes. All is well a year later.