Recommended Trailer Hitch for 2017 Nissan Rogue

Updated 06/24/2020 | Published 05/05/2017

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Question:

do you have trailer hitch for Nissan Rogue 2017 so I can pull my deck boat?

asked by: Debbie O

Expert Reply:

For your 2017 Nissan Rogue, I recommend the Draw-Tite Class III Max Frame Receiver Hitch # 75902. This is a Class III trailer hitch that has a 3,500 pound towing capacity and 350 pound tongue weight capacity, although I also recommend checking your vehicle's capacity as listed in the owner's manual. This is a custom-fit hitch for your vehicle, which means no drilling will be required during installation. I have attached an installation video on your Nissan Rogue for you to check out.

Since you will be towing a trailer, I recommend installing the Vehicle Wiring Harness # C59236. This will install a 4-way connector in the rear of your Rogue to power the trailer's signal lights. I have attached the installation details for you to review.

To tow your trailer, you will also need a ball mount. I recommend looking at the etrailer.com Ball Mount Kit # 989900. This kit includes two ball mounts with different rise and drops, as well as the two most common size hitch balls. I have included an article on ball mounts that explains how to choose the best one for your setup and a link that will take you to our available selection if the ball mounts in the kit will not work.

expert reply by: Chris R

Marlene T.

6/21/2020

I have a 2017 Nissan rogue. What trailer harness wiring do I use everything I look at has a 4 way connector but my vehicle has a 3 way connector.

Chris R.

6/24/2020

For your Nissan Rogue the Tekonsha T-One Wiring Harness # 118480 will work perfectly. It will plug in behind the tail lights to provide you with a 4-Way connector that hooks up to the trailer so it can power its signal lights.