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How Many Fish Wires Come With Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch for 2020 Mazda CX-5  

Updated 02/17/2026 | Published 02/16/2026

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How many fish ties come with the Draw-Tite Class III for a 2020 Mazda CX5? From the video, it makes it sound like four.

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Hello Dennis, welcome back! The Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # 76138 does include four fish wires. I attached a picture from the instructions below which lists the included hardware.

Did you ever sort out your towing/tongue weight capacity?

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Dennis D.

2/16/2026

Dang, you remember me? Impressive. :) Yes. The vehicle can tow 2000, but I don't know how much the actual trailer weighs. I bought my hitch from Amazon. They only sent 2 fish wires. Is there any way to get two more?

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Robin H.

2/16/2026

@DennisD yes, and I'll forgive you for buying a hitch from Amazon. You can probably manage with two as long as you're careful with them. If you want the extra so you don't have to worry about it you can use the # C58400.
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Dennis

2/16/2026

@RobinH Do I need to remove the black rubbery stuff where the big hole is?
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Robin H.

2/16/2026

@Dennis I'm not sure what you're referring to. If you respond to the email with the link for this page you can email me a picture.
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Dennis D.

2/16/2026

Nevermind. They had them bundled so tight together, it looked like two. :)

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Robin H.

2/16/2026

@DennisD even better, problem solved!
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Showen

2/17/2026

I ordered a couple spare fish wires just in case I screwed up installation, despite it being our fourth install. If etrailer doesn’t have it in stock, HD may have Curt fish wires.


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