Trailer Hitches

A hitch is what lets your vehicle carry a bike rack, pull a utility trailer or tow the boat to the lake. CURT receiver hitches from Class 1 for a compact car to Class 5 for a heavy-duty pickup, every one built for a specific vehicle and bolted to the frame.

Pick your year, make and model in the Shop by Vehicle bar, or open the trailer hitch guides to see every hitch for your vehicle with its rating and price. Shipping is free anywhere in Canada.

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Every CURT hitch here is built for one vehicle, from a Class 1 on a hatchback to a Class 5 on a three-quarter-ton. Pick your truck or SUV below, F-150, Silverado 1500, Ram 1500, Tacoma, RAV4, CR-V, Crosstrek and the rest, and you'll land on a page with the exact hitch, its rating, the wiring that plugs in beside it and the price in CAD. Shipping is free anywhere in Canada. New to hitches? Start at our towing guides hub for buyer guides and how-tos, or jump straight to the trailer hitch buying guide for Canada (classes and receivers), the how to choose a trailer hitch page (with CURT videos), the trailer wiring harness guide (4-flat vs 7-way), and the ball mount trailer hitch guide (drop vs rise, ball size, tongue weight).

Want the full picture first? Browse all towing and hitch guides — every vehicle, hitch class, tongue weight, wiring and winter tips in one place.

Shop hitches by vehicle

The vehicles people ask about most. Pick yours to see the hitch that fits, with its rating and price.

Trailer hitch FAQs

Are CURT trailer hitches a good choice?

Yes. CURT builds hitches for everything from a Civic to an F-350, each one engineered for that vehicle's frame and finished to take Canadian salt. Our vehicle pages match your year, make and model to the CURT hitch made for it, so you can order without second-guessing.

What is the difference between Class 2 and Class 3 hitches?

A Class 2 has a 1-1/4 inch receiver and tops out around 3,500 lb, enough for a bike rack or a small utility trailer. A Class 3 has a 2-inch receiver and goes to 6,000 lb or more, which is why most trucks, SUVs and crossovers get one. Your vehicle's own tow rating is still the ceiling, whatever the hitch says.

Do you ship trailer hitches across Canada?

Yes, free, to every address in Canada, and prices are in CAD with no duty or brokerage at the door. Open your vehicle's page to see the hitch that's in stock for it.

How do I find the right hitch for my vehicle?

Pick your year, make and model in the Shop by Vehicle bar at the top, or use the vehicle links above. Each vehicle page shows the exact CURT hitch for that year, with the wiring harness and ball mount that go with it.