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With a 3,500 lb gross trailer weight rating and 525 lb tongue weight capacity, this Class III hitch is built for everyday towing and hauling. The 2" x 2" receiver opening gives you flexibility to use ball mounts, bike racks, or cargo carriers without needing adapters. It’s strong enough for small campers, utility trailers, or multi-bike setups while keeping a steady, secure connection on the road.
The concealed cross tube keeps the main body of the hitch tucked behind the bumper for a clean, OE-style appearance. Only the receiver is visible, giving a finished look that doesn’t distract from your vehicle’s design. This hidden design also helps preserve ground clearance when loading or towing.
Installation is straightforward thanks to the precision-fit design that bolts directly to the frame using factory mounting points. All mounting hardware and instructions are included. There’s no welding needed, so it’s a solid choice for DIY installs done in the driveway with basic tools.
The fully welded steel construction is coated inside and out for lasting durability. A gloss black powder coat finish over a protective Bonderite base shields against rust, road salt, and debris. The open-back receiver makes it easy to keep clean after towing or trailering in wet or muddy conditions.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Brooke M.
3/17/2025
Wow, I really appreciate you for taking the time to write all this out. The tips and tricks you shared and the realistic experience is super valuable in a review! Would you happen to have any photos of the finished product youd be willing to post here?

Gary
5/24/2025
Love it!


Heather A.
5/7/2021
Thank you for your review. Exhaust rattles do occur on some vehicles but most of the time it can be fixed. I have attached a helpful article that outlines a couple of techniques to potentially eliminate or reduce the rattle.
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Sierra K.
10/6/2021
Bending the exhaust hangers are a common and necessary part of installation in some models.

Tom
7/28/2022
Update: I did find some longer muffler hangers which fixed the problem on my 15 Forester. No more rattling after ping the muffler an inch or so. I dont remember the hole diameter

Michael C.
8/14/2022
The paint powder coating has held up well to a winter and the salt that comes with it. It continues to do the job of towing just fine.

Jon
8/16/2023
It has been a year since I purchased Curts trailer hitch and it is working perfectly. I would highly recommend it. On the Subaru Forrester with dual exhaust, it is a tight fit. SO when installing follow the helpful video on Curts website.
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Sierra K.
8/16/2021
This is actually a common issue that can be easily fixed. I would not advise to cut anything. You can either bend the muffler hanger so that it pulls the exhaust away from the hitch with a pry bar. Or you can use a different rubber isolator between the exhaust and exhaust hanger. Rubber isolators can be purchased at local hardware stores and it may to easier to take it to a muffler shop to install.