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Recommended Trailer Hitch for 1994 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon  

Updated 06/26/2026 | Published 05/15/2018

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I have a 1994 Buick Road master wagon and have been searching for a class 3 trailer hitch without success. Im interested in possibly purchasing your Draw tite class 3 item#75676 which I noticed stated it May Not fit my wagon. My wagon is built to haul over 3500lbs. How do we go about finding out if it will fit without wording first?

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I do have an option for you, however the Draw-Tite Class III Max-Frame Hitch Receiver # 75676 referenced in your question is designed for certain model year Lexus vehicles and will not fit your Buick Roadmaster Wagon.

For your vehicle, I instead recommend the Curt # C12009, which is confirmed to fit your 1994 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon. This is a Class II hitch with a 1-1/4 inch receiver opening, but it does feature a 3,500 pound towing weight capacity. This is the highest rated hitch we have available that will fit your vehicle. I have attached the written installation instructions that you can also look through.

Since it sounds like you will be doing some towing, I recommend the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # C55352 to install a 4-Way trailer connector. This custom harness will plug right into existing ports behind the driver and passenger side tail lights, inside the trunk.

Tow tow a trailer, you will also need a ball mount and hitch ball. I have attached a great article that explains how to choose the right one for your setup, along with a link that will take you to our available selectin.

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Adrian

6/22/2026

Hi, I got this receiver hitch for my 94 raodmaster wagon. The two back draw bars seem to be a lower than the frame after mounting the front four bolts. Is this normal? It's to use the u bolts. I understand that drilling holes is required but they seem about 1/2 inch from the frame.

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Chris R.

6/26/2026

@Adrian Hey Adrian. It sounds like the hitch might have been bent just a bit, likely during shipping. This isn't terribly uncommon because of the type of steel used for trailer hitches (they're designed to flex a little so they don't destroy your frame during travel). I attached an article below dealing with this very thing that shows a few different ways you can quickly remedy it. Just let me know if you have any trouble with this.

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