Fit and Compatibility of Trailer Hitch Fitting Both a 2012 and 2015 Honda CR-V

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Excellent. I believe it is the curt hitch # C13119 could I purchase new hardware only?

asked by: Brian P

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Great news! While I wasn't able to find which hitch you purchased for your 2012, I was able to confirm all the hitches we have listed that fit the 2012 Honda CR-V will also fit the 2015 Honda CR-V.

Here is a list of part numbers that fit both the 2012 and 2015 CR-V's:
Draw-Tite 2 inch # 75742
Draw-Tite 1-1/4 # 36520
Curt 2 inch # C13119
Curt 1-1/4 # C11555

I have linked them all to this page for your convenience.

expert reply by: Jackie C

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Brian

8/1/2016

Excellent. I believe it is the curt hitch # C13119 could I purchase new hardware only?

Jackie C.

8/1/2016

Great! You are correct, when using the same hitch on a new vehicle you will want to use new installation hardware to secure the hitch. To get new hardware for the Curt hitch # C13119, you'll want to go to the # RHK page, I've linked to this page for you, and type in C13119 into the hitch number field and select Curt from the manufacture drop down and we will take it from there! The only other thing you may need is the stabilization strap # 18050, that Curt now requires for their hitch warranty on any non-trailer load, like a bike rack or cargo carrier. I've linked the instructions as well as the above mentioned parts to this page for your viewing and purchasing convenience.

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