We'll connect you with nearby partnered installers who know this exact setup.

Draw-Tite

Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4"

Part Number: 24787

220 Reviews | 61 Questions

In Stock

$231.80

Retail:$352.94

You Save: $121.14

Not Confirmed to Fit

1995 Chrysler Intrepid

Will this fit?

To see if this custom-fit item will work for you please tell us what vehicle you'll use it with.

Add to cart

Thank you! Your comment has been submitted successfully. You should be able to view your question/comment here within a few days.

Error submitting comment. Please try again momentarily.

Product Images

draw-tite trailer hitch sportframe receiver - custom fit class i 1-1/4 inch

draw-tite trailer hitch for towing sportframe receiver - custom fit class i 1-1/4 inch

Show All (7) Product Images

Show Fewer Product Images

In Use/Installed

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite for towing sportframe receiver - custom fit class i 1-1/4 inch

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite class i on a vehicle

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite class i 24787

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite for towing class i sportframe receiver - custom fit 1-1/4 inch

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite for towing class i on a vehicle

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite 24787

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite for towing 24787

2003 honda accord trailer hitch draw-tite for towing on a vehicle

Show All (14) In Use/Installed

Show Fewer In Use/Installed

Customer Photos

Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4" customer photo

Show All (27) Customer Images

Show Fewer Customer Images

Videos

Mount: Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver on a 2006 Honda Accord

2003 Honda Accord Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver: Complete Installation

DIY 2005 Honda Accord Installation for the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver

Show All (3) Videos

Show Fewer Videos

We'll connect you with nearby partnered installers who know this exact setup.

SCHEDULE AN INSTALLATION

This fully welded, corrosion-resistant vehicle trailer hitch receiver is perfect for your light-duty towing needs. Draw-Tite's Tested Tough guarantee ensures that this hitch exceeds industry standards. Drawbar sold separately. Great Prices for the best trailer hitch from Draw-Tite. Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4" part number 24787 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.

All Info
Reviews (220)
Q & A (0)
Related Parts
Photos

Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch - 24787

Highlights

Custom Fit for Your Vehicle: Mounts to existing attachment points
Tows up to 2,000 lbs (GTW): Handles light-duty trailers, small boats, or utility hauls
Supports 200 lbs (TW): Works with bike racks or cargo carriers for extra gear capacity
Bolt-On Installation: Mounts with included hardware—no welding or drilling required
Durable Steel Build: Fully welded, square-tube design built to exceed industry standards
Rust-Resistant Finish: Black powder coat over e-coat base protects against corrosion

Features to know about

Confident Towing for Light Loads: Class I Strength with 2,000 lbs GTW and 200 lbs TW

This hitch is built for small trailers, lightweight campers, and everyday towing jobs. With a Class I rating, 2,000 lbs maximum gross trailer weight, and 200 lbs tongue weight capacity, it’s ready for light-duty hauling without stressing your vehicle. The square-tube steel is fully welded and tested beyond industry standards to meet Draw-Tite’s “Tested Tough” criteria, so you know the strength isn’t just on paper.

Add More Storage Options: 1-1/4" Receiver Fits Bike Racks and Cargo Carriers

The 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver opening gives you flexibility to mount a bike rack or cargo tray when you need extra space. Whether it’s a weekend ride or a road trip with added luggage, the solid steel receiver keeps everything secure. Add a drawbar and pin when you’re ready to tow—both are sold separately—so the same hitch can handle multiple jobs.

Install It Yourself with Basic Tools: Bolt-On Design and Complete Hardware Kit

No welding or fabrication needed—this hitch bolts on using the included hardware and installation instructions. It lines up with the existing mounting points under the car for a straightforward install you can tackle in the driveway. The black powder coat finish over an e-coat base protects against corrosion, so once it’s on, it’s built to stay that way through rain, salt, and road grime.

Specs

Receiver Opening

Size: 1-1/4" x 1-1/4"

Weight and Capacity

Rating: Class I
Maximum gross trailer weight: 2,000 lbs
Maximum tongue weight: 200 lbs

Warranty

Type: Limited lifetime warranty

24787 Draw-Tite Class 1 Trailer Hitch Receiver - Sportframe

60953 Hidden Hitch Class 1 Trailer Hitch Receiver

Installation Details 24787 Installation instructions

This Product Fits The Following Vehicles

2003 - 2007 Honda Accord Coupe
2003 - 2007 Honda Accord Sedan

Customer Satisfaction Score:

95% were satisfied with this product

5% of customers were not satisfied

Wrong item was ordered
Defective
Did not arrive in time

5% of customers were not satisfied

Wrong item was ordered
Defective
Did not arrive in time

4.7

220 reviews

5 Stars		(178)
4 Stars		(26)
3 Stars		(11)
2 Stars		(1)
1 Star		(4)

by: MartinR 09/03/2019

Works great for what we want - to haul bikes. All went relatively smoothly on installation, but a couple of threads more on the two main bolts would have been appreciated. We had to torque things down and then remove the nut in order to get room for the lock washer on one side. The hitch sits farther forward from the rear of the car as compared to a similar hitch on our 2008 Accord. Thus, the bike rack is noticeably closer to the trunk/car body, and there is not as much maneuver room while loading the inside bike - it's a bit tight. But we're happy with what we got.

Click to Enlarge

Martinr One Year Later

9/4/2020

A year later, and its all still fine - wife uses it almost daily for biking.

by: Dale Wolf 06/23/2014

2004 Honda Accord

I put this hitch on my 2004 Honda Accord because I sold my pickup but still needed a way to haul large or heavy objects. The hitch was easy to install, except for the top muffler bracket is kind of hard to slide off. I do have a car lift, so that made it a lot easier. I bought a utility trailer to pull with my car, it fits on the hitch perfectly and sits at a nice angle for towing. The hitch is barely noticeable when not in use. I am very pleased with this hitch.

Click to Enlarge

Dale W. One Year Later

6/23/2015

The hitch is great, I use it frequently and really like it.

by: Mark 08/25/2020

This hitch was pretty easy to install actually. I have a 4 cylinder car and there are different pages of instructions for your application. Pretty simple to follow for mine.
Hardest part was having to drop the muffler down off the there rubber insulator. The one above the muffler would not come off but I was able to wedge a small 2x4 in there to force it down enough to get the job done. maybe 45 minutes to install even after struggling with that insulator.
The box it comes in also makes a great creeper to lay on while installing in your gravel driveway like mine.
Used for the 1st time yesterday, towing a small trailer with a dirt bike on. Worked great.

Click to Enlarge

Mark One Year Later

8/29/2021

Just as it should

Mark One Year Later

8/29/2021

Just as it should

by: Yuyu 12/16/2018 One Year Later

Honda Accord

I ordered this trailer hitch for my Honda Accord last year (December 2017). The shipping was really fast and installation was super easy. After its installation, I was able to attach a bike rack to it. I highly recommend using the hitch bike rack because it is quick and easy to get bike on and off the car, it has much less wind noise while driving at high speed, and I don't leave any dirt inside the car. It looks cool too. The trailer hitch has been very reliable and it is an excellent product.

Click to Enlarge

by: Mike G 07/24/2012

2012 Toyota Sienna

and it is very high quality. I wanted anti-sway, a way to lock the carrier so it couldn't be stolen, as well as the bike lock and this had it all plus lifetime warranty. Also includes adapter to go from default 1-1/4" to 2" square receiver. Works great on my 2012 Sienna which has a Class III (2") hitch. I also purchased the Draw-Tite 24787 hitch receiver which was installed on my 06 Accord and worked out very well (easy install) and handles the 4-bike carrier very nicely. E-trailer was great to do business with and provided very fast shipping. Will definitely be a repeat customer with e-trailer.

Click to Enlarge

by: B Keith 11/22/2013

2006 Honda Accord

I'm handy with tools but not with cars; this took about 1.5 hours to install, no problem. Watch the installation video on YouTube, it's much more helpful than the printed instructions.

Unhooking the rear exhaust hanger was the toughest part. Like the video says, soak it in WD-40 first. Then I used the small pry bar shown in the picture. I positioned it so that the tip is between the two pegs at the back and braced against the bottom side of the trunk and I was able to slowly pry it off. To put it back on, I sat on the ground facing the muffler and pushed it back in place on with the long screw driver shown.

The printed instructions suggest leaving the fish wire on the bolt so that the arm of the frame doesn't push it back into the frame. While this would be bad, keeping the wire on makes you have to remove the wire while holding the hitch frame in place, which is difficult. Take the wire off and just be careful is my advice.

I tried attaching the frame to the back tie-down loop first, as the video suggested, but found that I couldn't get the other two holes lined up. It would be helpful to have someone hold the frame up while you're trying to attach it. If not, four bricks will hold it high enough to be attached (see picture.)

Click to Enlarge

by: Brusly 02/26/2022

2006 Honda Accord

You better have some muscles or a lot of perseverance because installation is not easy. It took me 3 hours to install on my 06 accord 4 cyl. coupe. However, I did learn a lot along the way. Like most people mentioned the hardest part is removing the rubber hangers. I ended up removing all three with the middle one and the one on the right of the muffler being the most difficult. I wrestled with them for about 2 hrs and was able to finally wiggle them free. I mainly used a pry bar and sheer strength to remove them. Not impossible, but with patience and some will power they will eventually come off. Use WD-40! And like in the install video use a tow strap so that it doesn't fall. As for the installation, I recommend installing the bolt leaders on both side first and leaving the leaders on until you hand tighten the 1/2 in. bolt on the tow hook. This prevents accidentally pushing the 7/16 in. bolt into the frame. Next you can carefully remove the bolt leaders and align the two arms into the 7/16 in. bolts and hand tighten (Careful not to push them into the frame). Next just use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts. Some things to note. I used rhino ramps to lift my vehicle and it provided perfect clearance to reach around everything. I used a 1/2 in torque wrench with an extension. On this note, I actually used 11/16 in. and 3/4 in. sockets. This is different than what was on the instructions. Can't wait to use it!

Click to Enlarge

by: Sean 04/21/2022

2004 Honda Accord

Just purchased Trailer Hitch #24787 for my 2004 Honda Accord V6. Installation went smooth. Used some WD40 and bungee to hold the exhaust. Used car ramps to access everything really easy. Being I installed the hitch alone I install the driver side bolt first and put the 1/2 bolt through the rear tow just to support the hitch and then proceeded to the passenger side bolt. If you have issue with threaded the nut on apply some force to wedge the hitch against the bolt just enough so it doesn’t move and raise up. Once threaded on the nut torque down to spec and proceeded to the rear tow. There’s a [online] video that also helped along the way. Watch it and followed along. Will need additional items for the lights but installation was fast and hitch construction was excellent.

Thank you etrailer

Click to Enlarge

by: Adam 02/22/2013

2005 Honda Accord

First let me say I was very satisfied with ETrailer's service. It was easy to purchase, I watched their video, easy to install, and I received the product in just a couple of days. I'm very pleased with the service and I will be purchasing more products from them. As far as the DrawTite product - I'm very disappointed. I didn't notice a problem with the hitch until it was installed. Once installed, I could see that the square sleeve that comes off brace was not welded at a perfect 90 degree angle. Its at least 5 degrees off, which mean when I slide my hitch mounted bike rack (the reason I bought the hitch) in the sleeve, it doesn't stand straight up at a 90 degree angle, it leans to the left considerably. I am very, very, disappointed with the DrawTite product and will not be buying another DrawTite product.

Click to Enlarge

by: Omar 08/29/2022 One Year Later

This is how it looks after 1 year ! Nice piece installed on my Honda Accord 2004 ..

Click to Enlarge

Omar One Year Later

9/5/2023

After a year it’s still great!

Mike L.

10/26/2023

@Omar Great to hear that, thank you!

by: Scott H 08/21/2024

Product fits great after making added trip to hardware store and ingenuity of making my own bolt fishing wire required for installation. Package was missing two different items required for installation. Customer service no longer responding to my emails.

Click to Enlarge

by: Benjamin 05/18/2022

Honda Accord

Perfect fit! Easy to follow instructions! Delivery even came a little earlier than anticipated! Another excellent experience from etrailer.com! I used this hitch to attach a bike rack to my Accord. It couldn’t have gone smoother! Thank you.

Click to Enlarge

by: Christian 05/05/2018

2012 Honda Accord

Lindy was very helpful with assisting me in placing the order. Package arrived earlier than expected and the tow bar was in good condition (despite one leg protruding a few inches from the cardboard box, it hadn’t been damaged).

Installation was very straightforward—hardest part was getting that rubber exhaust hanger off my Accord. Looks good and I will be immediately putting it to the ultimate test: mounting a bike rack with 2 bikes loaded for a 12 hour drive. I don’t expect any problems.

Click to Enlarge

by: Michael 11/08/2021

2007 Honda Accord

Just installed this on my 2007 Honda Accord. The hitch receiver fits all the holes perfectly. The video installation is very helpful. It took me a while to untie the muffler, but it went pretty smoothly after that.

Click to Enlarge

by: Salty 08/29/2025

2006 Honda Accord

This hitch receiver worked perfectly. The most difficult step was dealing with the exhaust hangers, but I’m inexperienced with that style. The receiver fit perfectly, as advertised, and very solid. Perfect for a bike rack! This is the second receiver I’ve ordered from eTrailer. Both of them were very easy to install earned 5-star ratings. eTrailer came through quickly and accurately both times. Need more companies operating like eTrailer.

by: Robert 06/29/2021

Purchased to hold a bike rack. Low profile well hidden. Securely holds rack

Click to Enlarge

by: Jerome 05/01/2016

2003 Honda Accord

Where they say drill a hold 4 1/2" from the front hole, I found that it had to be about 4 1/8", or the hitch frame support bolts won't line up with the would line up hitch frame support holes. The centers of the two holes on the car frame are 4 1/8" apart. Measure them and you'll see. Also, they don't tell you the what diameter to drill. I used 1/2", but then found that I had to wallow out the hole in the shield to the same diameter as the hole in the car frame, which is about 1". This allowed me to have some wiggle room to allow the support bolts to line up with the holes in the hitch frame. Would be nice if the support bolts were 1/4" longer so that it would be MUCH easier to feed them through the hitch frame, leaving enough length sticking out to start the nuts threading onto them. Also, DON'T remove the lead wires from the bolts until you have successfully gotten the support bolts to line up with the hitch frame, and they are extending out long enough to thread the nuts onto them. Otherwise, the installation process will end up pushing the bolts inside the car frame, and you'll never get them out. You'll be up the creek at that time.

Also, I found a VERY easy way to remove the muffler hangers from the muffler hanger rods. Apply the lubricant as shown in the video. Wiggle the mufflers around to distribute the lubricant. Then with large channel locks, put one jaw on the muffler hanger support rod, and the other jaw behind the rubber hanger. Squeeze the channel locks and the rubber hangers slide off the metal hangar rods easily. I did all four of mine in about 3 minutes.

Jerome One Year Later

2/5/2018

Thank you for contacting me. I have only had opportunity to actually use the trailer hitch two or three times since it was installed. As a matter of fact, yesterday was one of them. It has always worked without issue. It has maintained its cosmetic appearance. No rust or anything like that. No problems to report. I am a satisfied customer. And Im usually pretty critical.

by: Phil G. 07/20/2017

I've just installed the hitch, and while it wasn't a walk-in-the-park to put on my '04 Honda it really wasn't all that bad. I'd agree it is a "5" out of 10 in difficult, but this is no reflection on the hitch: it's on Honda's design of the car.

We've been wanting to get kayak trailer. Between the installation video, people's comments here on how their installation went, the etrailer site actually putting a green "check" confirming this hitch goes with my car... these all helped sway me to actually give it a try doing my own installation.

Helpful tips for me in installation -

1) Watch the installation video a few times *before* even starting. This helped a *lot* to have things straight in your mind on what to do.
2) Use WD-40 on the rubber muffler mounts for easier removal.
3) Use adj. pliers on the rubber mounts when removing them. Try and get one jaw on the tip of the muffler pin and the other on the opp. side of the rubber mount for leverage.
4) If bolts are rusted a bit on your heat shields above the mufflers, *before* trying to loosen them actually tighten them just a *tiny* bit or enough to see them move. THEN try and loosen. This may save you twisting the heads of the bolts off.
5) Someone else wrote that they could not get the washers *and* the nuts to fit on the bolts holding the hitch to the frame, and that they first just used the nuts and tightened everything down on both sides, then loosen one side and *then* put the washer and nut back. This worked well for me. Thanks for mentioning it!
6) Don't forget to use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts correctly.

I did not use car ramps, but if you have them I suspect it would have greatly helped. My point is it *is* possible to install without them, just not as easy.

It looks great under my car and barely noticeable. Two thumbs-up here!

Phil G. One Year Later

7/20/2018

Its been a year and so far not a single issue. Have used it multiple times this year with a small kayak trailer: worked great! Glad I got it.

by: WhiteCloud 06/30/2023

kit should include 2 7/16 bolts and nuts and 1 1/2 bolt and nut. Mine had 2 1/2" nuts and 1 7/16. Stores were closed; needed to finish install (muffler was dropped), spent a lot of time searching the garage and barn for a nut. Surprised to find 12 at 1/2" and 15 at 3/8. Finally took a nut off a piece of eqt rotting in the field. Clever design, reasonable install, looks like good finish, but it would be wrong to give 5 stars when they can't get the nut sizes right. Also if you don't understand the bell washers, get some info on your own. instructions aren't clear on that point. But I still say, it's a good hitch. 2006 honda accord sedan, getting ready for a Sherpa bike rack.

Whitecloud One Year Later

7/1/2024

no issues. Like how its tucked pretty far underneath the bumper.

by: Chris 11/15/2019 One Year Later

The best thing you could possible do to make your smaller car more versatile. I tow a boat or other trailer on occasion. The greatest use for me is added capacity by using a cargo carrier. These hitches are so strong, I have to be mindful of not going beyond the car's capability. I thought so much of the car's hitch, I had one installed on the front of my diesel pick-up. This year it carried a 6K watt generator and 300 lbs of propane tanks up to Deer camp.

Chris One Year Later

11/15/2020

Couldnt be more satisfied - going strong. I put in a hitch split and carry a cargo tray AND bicycle carrier on the front of the truck.

by: Mike S. 03/12/2013

2010 Honda Accord

I have a 2004 4cyl Accord. Getting the rear exhaust hanger off took me somewhere between 45 minutes and an hour. At first I tried to work it off by pushing from the drivers side like other reviewers mentioned, but I didn't get very far with that. I ended up pulling some of the passenger side bumper off so I could work a pry bar in from that side and that worked. Installing the hitch took maybe 10 minutes after that. And the exhaust hanger went back on without tools since it was all lubed up at that point. So far I have only used the hitch to pull a log splitter but it works great.

Mike S.

3/17/2014

The hitch was great while I had it. I used it to haul a number of things and never had any problems. I sold the car a couple months ago and they were happy to get the hitch on there.

by: Joe 07/22/2020 One Year Later

2007 Honda Accord

fits the 2007 Honda Accord very well. Great craftsmanship and really easy installation.

no other company guaranteed a fit for the Honda.

Towed my small boat trailer and it all works well.

Joe F. One Year Later

7/23/2021

Great

by: Mark in MH 10/10/2017 One Year Later

2007 Honda Accord

etrailer service was fine. The hitch I bought was terrible.
I'm a car guy, and do most of my own maintenance as well as having 3 older hobby cars. I tried putting this hitch on for the better part of an afternoon and gave up. In frustration I chucked it across my driveway. The hole thing is distorted and the receiver was welded at an angle so the rack would have been tilted at 5-10 degrees. What garbage. I'll never purchase another Draw-Tite product. It has been hanging on a bike hook in my garage to remind myself never to buy another.
Bought another hitch for the same application and am happy with it.

by: William 02/20/2021 One Year Later

Fit was perfect, installation very easy for both the trailer hitch and wire harness (simple followed instructions). It is used for light duty, pulling a kayak and trailer with a total weight less than 600 pounds. Also is used with a bike rack. It works great for my use. On the trailer the ground for lights were run all the way to the the wiring harness, in-other words, the lights were NOT grounded to the trailer (to much problem with improper grounding).

by: Richard 04/27/2018 One Year Later

Pontiac Trans Sport Van

well, it works.
I bought it because I wanted an easy way to transport my bike.
I used to have one of those multi strap carriers that mount on the trunk of the car, which took forever to attach and un attach. Plus my bike never really fit on it. And it wiggled as I drove.
So last year I splurged on a Saris Bones rack, and ordered this trailer hitch. I had my mechanic install the hitch, and it's been just fine.

220

true

Show More Reviews

See what our Experts say about this Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch

Do you have a question about this Trailer Hitch?

Hitch Recommendation for 2003 Honda Accord EX 4-Door Sedan for Use with Out-Sider ASL-250 Lift
All of the hitch receivers offered for your 2003 Honda Accord are the 1-1/4-inch size and rated as Class I hitches. Class I hitches are considered suitable for light-duty use, such as with 2-bike racks, small cargo baskets and for light towing applications. The 142-lb Out-Sider ASL-250 Platform Lift is intended for use with 2-inch Class II or Class III receivers and so is not compatible with the 1-1/4-inch Class I hitches available for your Accord. You cannot use a hitch adapter in your...
view full answer...
How to Haul a 180LB Mobility Scooter With a 2007 Honda Accord Sedan
The only way you will be able to safely haul your 180lb mobility scooter is by putting it on Trailer # K2MMT4X6. The Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24787 maxes out at 200lbs of tongue weight which your scooter and the 53lb carrier exceeds. Also the 1-1/4" to 2" Adapter # HTAD does reduce the receiver capacity by 50% so with the adapter you can only safely have 100lbs total for a hitch mounted accessory and the rack. If you choose the trailer option you will also need a 4-Way # 118302...
view full answer...
Is There a Class lll Trailer Hitch Receiver for 2003 Honda Accord?
There is not a 2 inch hitch available for your 2003 Honda Accord. The manufacturer doesn't make one because the frame can't handle most accessories that would be overloading the frame. The 1-1/4 hitch is even restricted to a class I so there is a welded plate to even restrict certain 1-1/4 inch accessories to limit weight and movement to protect the frame. I recommend going with the Draw-Tite hitch # 24787 or Curt # C11290 and then if you really need a 2 inch receiver you can use the...
view full answer...
What is the Difference Between Curt and Draw-Tite Trailer Hitches for a 2007 Honda Accord
There are only so many different hitch designs for any given vehicle. For your 2007 Honda Accord the Draw-Tite hitch # 24787 and Curt hitch # C11327 have the same basic design. This is because of where the best places are on the vehicle to attach a hitch. That is why they look so similar though they are made by 2 different manufacturers. The biggest difference between them is Curt says you have to use stabilization strap # 18050 when using this hitch for any non-trailer load (such as a...
view full answer...
Recommended Trailer Hitch for a 2006 Honda Accord
Unfortunately we only carry Class I Hitches with a 1-1/4" receiver for your 2006 Honda Accord Sedan. This is because your vehicle has a Gross Towing Weight Capacity of 1,000 lbs. and a Tongue Weight Capacity of 100 lbs. The hitch I recommend for your 2006 Honda Accord Sedan is the Draw-Tite Class I Hitch # 24787. I recommend this hitch because you do not have to use stabilizing straps like you would with the Curt Hitches when carrying all non trailer loads, like bike racks. The GTW capacity...
view full answer...
2007 Honda Accord V6 Sedan Towing Capacity and Hitch Recommendation
To answer the most basic part of this question first, you are correct that only Class I hitches with 1-1/4" receivers are available for your 2007 Honda Accord, but if your weight estimates are correct, they will be sufficient to handle this job. I did some research and according to the owner's manual of the 2007 Honda Accord, it has a 1000-lbs towing capacity; it also looks like your Yamaha YZF R1 has a wet weight of around 450-lbs. As long as your total weight of trailer and bike stay...
view full answer...
Will Trailer Hitch Adapter on 2004 Honda Accord Allow Use of Motorcycle Dolly
The use of an adapter such as the Hitch Adapter 1-1/4" to 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver # HTAD will reduce the tongue weight capacity of the hitch on your 2004 Honda Accord by 50 percent. With a Class I hitch like the Draw-Tite # 24787 on your '04 Accord with a 200 lb tongue weight capacity, the use of an adapter reduces it to 100 lbs. A 60 lb dolly and 500 lb scooter will exceed the tongue weight capacity and is not something I recommend doing.
view full answer...
Recommended Trailer Hitch and Wiring for 2005 Honda Accord
I did some research on both your 2013 Hyundai Elantra Sedan and 2005 Honda Accord. You are correct that towing with your older 2005 Accord will be the better option, primarily because of its V6 engine. According to the online owner's manual for your 2013 Hyundai Elantra, this vehicle is actually not designed to tow any size trailer and Hyundai does not recommend doing this. Your 2005 Accord, on the other hand, is able to tow a light trailer up to 1,000 pounds. Since you will be very...
view full answer...
Recommended Towing Package for a 2007 Honda Accord
For your 2007 Honda Accord, I recommend taking a look at the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 24787. This hitch has a Class I rating with a 1-1/4" receiver tube opening. The maximum gross trailer weight (GTW) and tongue weight (TW) this hitch can handle is 2,000 lbs and 200 lbs respectively. This is the only trailer hitch receiver that we have confirmed to fit your vehicle that does not require drilling for installation and is completely bolt-on. I have also attached an...
view full answer...
Trailer Hitch Recommendation for a 2004 Honda Accord Sedan
For your 2004 Honda Accord there are only Class I hitches like the Draw Tite Hitch part # 24787 available. Class III hitches are usually only made for larger vehicles with higher capacities like trucks and SUVs. The # 24787 has a 200 lb tongue weight capacity, so although it has a 1-1/4 inch hitch opening it would technically have enough capacity to carry your setup. Most likely you would need to go with a small trailer though.
view full answer...
Why Does The Ball Mount Not Slide All The Way In My Draw-Tite Class I 1-1/4 Inch Hitch # 24787
The Draw-Tite Class I 1-1/4 Inch Hitch, part # 24787, is a Class I hitch. All of the hitches available for your 2007 Honda Accord are Class I hitches. The Class I hitch has a 2,000 lbs. towing capacity and a 200 lbs. tongue weight capacity. Sounds like the ball mount you are using is a Class II ball mount. The Class II ball mount is rated for 3,500 lbs. towing capacity and 350 lbs. tongue weight. It is designed to NOT fit a Class I hitch to keep somebody from overloading the Class I hitch....
view full answer...
Recommended Trailer Hitch for 2006 Honda Accord for Mobility Scooter
For your 2006 Honda Accord sedan, I recommend using the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24787 you referenced. It is only a Class I which is all that is allowed for your vehicle, so your max capacity is 200 lbs. Based on my research the Pride Go Go Elite Traveler scooter is 76 lbs and 37 by 19.5 inches. I recommend using cargo carrier #C18110 which will work well with your hitch and scooter. We don't have any carriers that have a ramp for the class I compatible carriers...
view full answer...
Is it Possible to Carry a 2 inch Bike Rack on a 1-1/4 inch Hitch
The thing about hitch adapters and hitch extenders is that they reduce the rating of the hitch by 50%. So if you had the Draw-Tite, part # 24787, that has a 200 lb tongue weight capacity you would only have 100 lbs of tongue weight capacity if you were to use an adapter. Based on the weight of your bikes and rack that would put you dangerously close to the capacity. If you decide to go ahead with this setup I would recommend the use of a stabilizer strap like part # 18050 to help the...
view full answer...
Trailer Hitch and Bike Rack Recommendations for 2006 Honda Accord Sedan
Deciding how to carry bikes on a 2006 Honda Accord is tricky because your vehicle has a 2 bike limit when using a hitch-mount bike rack, however you can carry 3 bikes if you use a trunk mount bike rack. If carrying 3 bikes is a priority, for a 3 bike trunk-mount carrier I recommend the Thule OutWay 3 # TH56BV. This is my favorite bike rack because of the retractable cables and hooks that you use to anchor your bike rack to your vehicle. These cables will not fatigue like straps and are...
view full answer...
Hitch Installation and Compatability On a 09 Honda Accord Sedan
The Draw-Tite Class I Trailer Hitch, item # 24787, is not designed for use on the 2009 Honda Accord Sedan. This hitch is designed for Honda Accord Models 2003 - 2007. Installation of the Curt Class I Trailer Hitch, item # C11496, on the 2009 Honda Accord does not require drilling holes but may require trimming the heat shields (see instructions link). Some items you may need to complete your towing set-up are listed below. Drawbar # 3593 Hitch Ball # 19256 or # 19258 Pin and Clip...
view full answer...
How To Use 2" Bike Rack On a 2004 Honda Accord
The Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 24787 is a great option for a 2004 Honda Accord (Sedan/Coupe). It has a class I rating with 1-1/4" receiver tube opening. That is all that is available for a Honda Accord so if you need to use a 2" bike rack you can get a 1-1/4" to 2" adapter. I recommend the Brophy Hitch Expander part # HTAD which is class I rated. That said, using such adapter will reduce the weight capacity of the trailer hitch by 50% so you will need to keep capacities...
view full answer...
Hitch and Bike Rack Recommendation for a 2006 Honda Accord
For your 2006 Honda Accord there are only 1-1/4 inch hitches available like you noticed. For a hitch you would want the Draw Tite hitch part # 24787. I attached an install video for you to check out as well. 2 inch hitches are only used on larger vehicles that can have higher towing capacities like SUVs and trucks. This hitch will do well to carry a bike rack though. If you need a bike rack I would recommend the Swagman XTC2 part # S64670. This is a very popular bike rack that we carry...
view full answer...
Tools Needed For Installing Draw-Tite Hitch Receiver 24787 on Honda Accord
I can give you a list of the tools needed to install the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24787. Per the instructions, which are linked below, you will need an 11/16" and 3/4" socket wrench, as well as 9/16" drill bit. I have added a link below to a video install for you to check out as well of the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24787.
view full answer...
Trailer Hitch and Bike Rack Recommendations for a 2007 Honda Accord EX V6 4-Door Sedan
According to Thule, the OutWay 2 Trunk Mount Bike Rack, # TH45JV, will fit your 2007 Honda Accord 4-door. I have included a link to the installation details and a link to a video review of the OutWay bike racks. If you will be carrying any bikes that do not have a top frame bar that goes straight across from handle bars to seat post, I recommend the Bike Adapter Bar, # TH982XT, in order to carry the bikes more level. I have included a link to a video review of the adapter for you to view. For...
view full answer...
Recommended Trailer Hitch and Cargo Carrier for 2005 Honda Accord
The Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24787 that you referenced is confirmed to fit your 2005 Honda Accord. The two mounting arms of the hitch will indeed bolt directly to the vehicle's frame rails using existing holes for a no-drill installation. Other than these two bolt hole locations on the hitch, the only other attachment point is above the hitch receiver where it will attach to the vehicle's tie-down loop with a single carriage bolt and clamping block (along with a washer...
view full answer...
Class I Trailer Hitch Mount Bike Rack Recommendation for a 2009 Toyota Matrix
The reason your hitch on your 2009 Toyota Matrix has a dimple is because all Class I hitches feature this dimple. And your Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class I - 1-1/4 inch, part # 24812, is a Class I hitch. The reason your bike rack shank does not have a dimple in it is because it is a Class II hitch accessory and is designed to only be used on Class II hitches. The dimple is a safety feature that is installed onto Class I hitches to prevent Class II accessories...
view full answer...
Recommended Hitch and Bike Rack for a 2006 Honda Accord
Yes, they'll work fine together! The Curt 2 Bike Platform Rack item # C18085 works with class I hitches like the Draw-Tite item # 24787. No, the use of the Curt Cam Buckle Stabilizing Strap for Hitch-Mounted Accessories item # 18050 is not required for use with Draw-Tite hitches just Curt ones. It wouldn't hurt but you're not required to for warranty reasons. The Draw-Tite Hitch item # 24787 is confirmed to fit both the sedan and coupe models of the 2006 Honda Accord.
view full answer...
Bike Rack Recommendations for a 2003 Honda Accord Sedan
We are at the mercy of what vehicles customers bring to us which is why you do not see pictures or a video of the Thule Passage # TH910XT on a 2003 Honda Accord sedan. We just haven't had one in for test fits. I can tell you though that if stability is the main issue, I do not recommend a trunk mount bike rack. But if you were to use one, the best option is going to be the OutWay # TH45JV for 2 bikes or # TH56BV for the 3 bike model. I own this rack myself and it is the most stable of...
view full answer...
Trailer Hitch for Carrying a Bike Rack on a 2005 Honda Accord Coupe
For your 2005 Honda Accord, I recommend the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch, # 24787. This is a Class I, 1-1/4 inch receiver opening hitch with 2,000 pounds of gross trailer weight capacity, and between 200 and 300 pounds of tongue weight capacity. All of the hitches available for your vehicle are Class I, 1-1/4 inch hitches. This limits the bike racks you can attach to those that will fit in a Class I, 1-1/4 inch receiver hitch. I have included a link to the instructions for the Draw-Tite hitch...
view full answer...

< Previous

12 3

Next >

Do you have a question about this Trailer Hitch?

Info for this part was:

Expert Research:

Mike L

Expert Research:

Michael H

Expert Research:

Jeff D

Expert Research:

Reno H

Expert Research:

Jameson C

Expert Research:

John H

Expert Research:

Adam R

Expert Research:

Jeffrey L

Expert Research:

Sarah H

Video by:

Andrew K

Video by:

Alan C

Written by:

Lindsey S

Video Edited:

Joshua S

Video Edited:

Dustin K

Updated by:

Laura H

Updated by:

Wilson B

Updated by:

Alexander C

Updated by:

Amanda M

Updated by:

Jenny M

Updated by:

Isabelle B

Test Fit:

Shane T

Test Fit:

Joe B

At etrailer we provide the best information available about the products we sell. We take the quality of our information seriously so that you can get the right part the first time. Let us know if anything is missing or if you have any questions.