CURT 13245 Liberty Install
Official CURT install for the later Liberty Class 3 we stock. Useful context if your Jeep is a Liberty, not a KL Cherokee.
Watch on YouTube →Shopping a trailer hitch for a Jeep Cherokee in Canada? Start by naming the generation. The KL Cherokee (2014 and newer), the classic XJ Cherokee, and the Liberty era each use different CURT receivers — and our year landers do not cover every model year. This guide maps what we actually publish and stock.
All four videos are from the official CURT YouTube channel (@curtmfg). There is a dedicated Liberty install for CURT 13245. A dedicated KL Cherokee install for CURT 13171 or CURT 13172 is not on the channel today, so the selection, technique, and wiring clips cover the habits you still need.
If an embed does not load, use the YouTube link under the card.
Official CURT install for the later Liberty Class 3 we stock. Useful context if your Jeep is a Liberty, not a KL Cherokee.
Watch on YouTube →CURT’s selection overview before you compare Cherokee receivers, tongue-weight limits, and trailer weight.
Watch on YouTube →Solid technique habits when you raise a Class 3 under a unibody Jeep — still follow the sheet for your exact SKU.
Watch on YouTube →How a plug-and-play harness feeds trailer lights after the receiver is on — useful with the Cherokee harnesses we stock.
Watch on YouTube →Jeep reused the Cherokee name across very different platforms. A 2018 KL Cherokee does not share a hitch with a 2000 XJ, and Liberty is its own line with its own year pages. Grand Cherokee is another vehicle entirely — use the Grand Cherokee buyer’s guide if that is what you drive.
| Generation | What we usually stock |
|---|---|
| KL Cherokee · 2014–2019 landers | Class 3 rear: CURT 13171 for listed 2014–2019 years (about 5,000 lb trailer and 750 lb tongue on the card, with weight-distribution figures listed). CURT 13172 covers listed 2014–2018 years with a concealed main body for a cleaner look. Both use a 2 inch receiver opening. Confirm notes on the card. |
| KL wiring and brakes | CURT 56208 and CURT 58909 for listed 2014–2018 light paths. CURT 58963 covers listed 2019–2023 RV harness years. Brake-controller plugs: CURT 51459 and CURT 51460 — those are not trailer-light harnesses. |
| XJ Cherokee · landers 1999–2001 | Class 3 rear options for listed 1984–2001 Cherokee: CURT 13084 (concealed body) and CURT 13160. We only publish hitch year landers for 1999–2001. Wiring: CURT 55354 for listed 1997–2001 years. |
| Liberty · landers 2002–2012 | Class 3: CURT 13044 for 2002–2007, and CURT 13245 for 2008–2012 (watch the CURT install above). Wiring: CURT 55382 and CURT 56334 (shared Nitro notes on the later card). |
Never exceed Jeep’s tow rating for your drivetrain and tow package. A hitch does not raise the vehicle’s limit. The lowest number among vehicle rating, hitch rating, ball mount, and trailer rating wins.
We publish KL Cherokee hitch year pages for 2014 through 2019 only. 2020 through 2023 Cherokee hitch landers are not live even though some wiring and brake-harness cards list later years — open the product card and confirm fitment instead of inventing a year page. XJ landers stop at 1999–2001 even though the hitch cards list 1984–2001. Liberty landers run 2002 through 2012.
KL Cherokee landers we publish:
XJ Cherokee landers we publish:
Liberty landers we publish:
2020–2023 Cherokee hitch year landers are not published. Early XJ years before 1999 have hitch cards but no matching lander here.
Both are 2 inch Class 3 receivers for listed mid-2010s Cherokee years. Stock links: CURT 13171 and CURT 13172.
Split by Liberty generation. Links: CURT 13044 and CURT 13245.
Real store links. Confirm your year and notes before you buy.
Cherokee KL, XJ, Liberty, or Grand Cherokee — pick the matching year links above.
Most trailers need a harness. See the wiring guide.
Match drop or rise and shank size. Read the ball mount guide.
Keep load in the safe range. Start with the tongue weight guide.
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Open trailer hitches →Finish the job after the hitch is chosen.
Ball mounts →More help: towing guides hub · how to choose a hitch · contact support