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This Curt Class III hitch is built for real-world towing and gear-hauling. With a 2" x 2" receiver opening, it’s ready for most bike racks, cargo carriers, and ball mounts. The 5,000-lb maximum gross trailer weight and 500-lb tongue weight ratings give you plenty of capacity for light to moderate towing jobs. Whether you’re taking bikes to the trail or pulling a small camper, this hitch gives you the strength and reliability you need every time.
You don’t need a lift or welding setup to get this hitch on your ride. The precision, robotic-welded steel body lines up with factory holes for an easy bolt-on installation. Everything you need comes in the box — complete hardware kit and instructions included — so you can install with basic tools right in your driveway. No drilling, no fabricating, just solid mounting that fits right the first time.
The hitch’s square-tube design is made from sturdy steel and protected by a gloss black powder coat finish over a base coat for superior corrosion resistance. That extra protection helps keep it looking clean and performing strong no matter the weather or road conditions. Once it’s on, you can rely on it for years of towing, hauling, and weekend adventures.
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Gwendolyn Y.
4/15/2025
Hitch look great, Joseph! What are you going to be carrying in the cargo basket?