Weight of Curt Trailer Hitch for 2016 Honda HR-V

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How much does the Curt for Honda HRV hitch weigh?

asked by: Vince

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The Curt Class I hitch, part # C11416 has a shipping weight of 19 pounds. So, the hitch weighs around 16 pounds.

If you're planning on using the hitch as a mounting point for a bike rack or a cargo carrier (and you probably are), remember that Curt's warranty requirements state that a stabilizing strap like part # 18050 must be used for all non-trailer loads.

I've linked you to the installation instructions for this hitch.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

For Curt trailer hitch #C11416 for the 2016 Honda HR-V if you have an all wheel drive model then there is no cover, lines, or fascia have to be removed, trimmed, or otherwise manipulated to install the trailer hitch. But on front wheel drive models…

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Answer 2

Hey Robin, The Swagman XTC2 Bike Rack #S64670 installs with a threaded hitch pin which is fine, but can be a bit of a pain in the butt if you're planning on taking it on and off your 4Runner frequently. A LOT of bike racks use this style of pin…

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Answer 3

The Swagman XTC-2 2-Bike Platform Rack part #S64670 is only rated for use on Class II and above per Swagman. The next most similar cost effective option we have that is class I compatible is the Curt 2 Bike Platform Rack part #C18085.

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Answer 4

I reached out to Swagman and my contact confirmed that the Swagman XTC-2 2 Bike Platform Rack #S64670 will work with a Class I trailer hitch receiver on your 2020 Kia Soul. She mentioned the reason they only show Class II on their website is to make…

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Answer 5

I can definitiely help you get a trailer hitch receiver installed on your 2019 Honda HR-V. There are a few different trailer hitch receiver options but I highly recommend the EcoHitch Hidden Trailer Hitch Receiver #306-X7322 as it is the only 2x2…

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Answer 6

When considering to put the Swagman Current #S64678 on a class 1 1-1/4 inch hitch, it truly depends on the maximum tongue weight of your hitch. Usually, class 1 hitches have a maximum tongue weight capacity of around 200 pounds. However, I strongly…

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Answer 7

The great thing about the Swagman XTC2 part #S64670 is that it fits both hitch sizes without requiring additional adapters. Basically the shank of the rack fits a 1-1/4 inch hitch but it also comes with a sleeve type adapter that allows it to fit…

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Answer 8

Both Class I and Class II trailer hitches have the same 1-1/4 inch receiever opening, however a Class II hitch will have higher towing and tongue weight capacities. The primary issue with using a Class II accessory in a Class I hitch is that many…

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Answer 9

The reason that you can't use a Class II adapter in a Class I hitch receiver is that most Class I hitch receivers have a lip or stopper that keeps you from using the longer shank of the Class II adapter in the lower capacity Class I hitch. You…

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Answer 10

The lynch pins of the Swagman XTC2 Bike Rack part #S64670 should not be difficult enough to insert that you would need to use a hammer. If they are being that difficult to install then the holes of the rack must not be lined up properly. Try…

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Answer 11

I do have a solution for you. The Replacement Threaded Hitch Pin and Clip for 1-1/4" Shanks on Swagman Bike Carriers, part #P5902, is the replacement bolt you need. The Locking Anti-Rattle, Threaded Hitch Pin for Swagman Hitch Racks, part…

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Answer 12

A hitch pin is absolutely a better option than a threaded hitch bolt for a bike rack because it is much easier to use and does not have any comparative drawbacks. A 4-bike hanging-style rack such as the Thule Hitching Post Pro #TH934XTR is a very…

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