Honda Passport Trailer Hitch Buyer’s Guide (Canada)

Shopping a trailer hitch for a Honda Passport in Canada? This guide covers the Class 3 receiver we stock for 2019–2025 Passports, the year pages that are live today, and the wiring choices that also show up on sister Pilot applications.

Built for Canadian Passport owners. Free shipping on CURT towing gear from Lots of Parts. New to hitches? Start with the buying guide, Class 3 versus Class 4, and wiring guide. Prefer the full index? Open the towing guides hub.

Watch these CURT videos first

All four videos are from the official CURT YouTube channel (@curtmfg). There is no dedicated Passport install film on the channel yet, so use selection, technique, hardware, and wiring with your year page and the CURT sheet for CURT 13421. The install notes for that hitch are refreshingly short — raise it into place, clean weld nuts if needed, and torque the hardware.

If an embed does not load, use the YouTube link under the card.

How to Select a Trailer Hitch

CURT · Hitch class basics

CURT’s selection overview before you compare Passport receivers, tongue-weight limits, and trailer weight.

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CURT Install Techniques

CURT · Hardware and method

Technique video when you install a current Passport hitch such as CURT 13421.

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Hitch Hardware Habits

CURT · Bolts and washers

Hardware orientation and torque mindset — useful when weld-nut cleaning shows up in the Passport sheet.

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Connect Trailer Wiring

CURT · T-connector basics

How a plug-and-play harness feeds trailer lights after the receiver is on.

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Passport years we publish (and what to expect)

Lots of Parts currently publishes Passport hitch year pages for 2019 and 2021 through 2025. We do not have a 2020 Passport lander live yet — that gap is called out on purpose. Our Class 3 rear receiver in stock for listed 2019–2025 Passports is CURT 13421. If your Passport already has a factory hitch, you may only need wiring, a ball mount, or accessories.

Years What we usually stock
2019–2025 Passport Class 3 rear: CURT 13421. Typical CURT ratings on that card are about 5,000 lb trailer and 750 lb tongue when used as a weight-carrying hitch, with weight-distribution figures listed on the sheet. Stay under Honda’s tow rating for your SUV.
Wiring · 4-flat CURT 56291 — common Passport and Pilot lighting harness. Confirm plug type against your trailer.
Wiring · 7-way CURT 56421 — 7-way style harness for listed Pilot and Passport years. Useful when the trailer needs brakes or reverse.
Brake control CURT 51392 when your trailer needs electric brakes on listed Honda and Acura models.

Never exceed Honda’s tow rating for your engine, drivetrain, and tow package. A hitch does not raise the vehicle limit.

Jump to your Passport year

These are live fitment pages on Lots of Parts. A 2020 Passport lander is not published yet.

Receiver first, then lights

Current Passport

Class 3 · CURT 13421

The Class 3 we stock for listed 2019–2025 Passports. Stock link: CURT 13421.

  • Concealed cross-tube look on many installs
  • Still respect Honda’s tongue-weight limits
Lights and brakes

Harness and brake control

Pair the receiver with a year-matched harness. Passport and Pilot often share harness applications — still confirm the years printed on the product card.

CURT parts we stock for Passport

Real store links. Confirm your year and notes before you buy.

Simple setup steps

Step 1Open your year

Use the year links above so you see fitment notes for your Passport.

Step 2Add lights

Most trailers need a harness. See the wiring guide.

Step 3Pick a ball mount

Match drop or rise. Read the ball mount guide.

Step 4Stay safe

Use a pin or lock. Tips in the lock and safety guide.

Canada checklist

  • Start with the live year page for 2019 or 2021–2025 Passports.
  • Believe Honda’s tow rating for your drivetrain — it beats any hitch brochure.
  • Plan for salt season — rinse the receiver and plug it when spring arrives.
  • 2020 Passport owners can still shop CURT 13421 and the wiring SKUs above, but a dedicated 2020 lander is not live yet.

Related guides

More help: towing guides hub · how to choose a hitch · contact support