Jeep Wrangler Trailer Hitch Buyer’s Guide (Canada)

Shopping a trailer hitch for a Jeep Wrangler in Canada? This guide walks JK and JL years in plain language, shows which CURT receivers we stock, and points you to live year pages so you can buy once and tow with confidence.

Built for Canadian Wrangler 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. Or open the towing guides hub.

Watch these CURT videos first

All four videos are from the official CURT YouTube channel (@curtmfg). Watch the install that matches your generation, then the selection and ball-mount primers.

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

Install: CURT 13392 on a Wrangler JL

CURT · Class 3 · JL (and many JK years)

See how the popular Class 3 13392 mounts before you order. Confirm diesel and 4xe notes on the product page.

Watch on YouTube →

Install: CURT 13432 on a Wrangler JK

CURT · Class 3 · 2007–2018 JK

A clear JK Class 3 walkthrough if your year still maps to the 13432 receiver.

Watch on YouTube →

How to Select a Trailer Hitch

CURT · Hitch class basics

CURT’s short overview of hitch classes and why vehicle-specific receivers matter on a Wrangler.

Watch on YouTube →

Ball Mount and Trailer Ball

CURT · Drop, rise, ball size

Match drop or rise and ball diameter to your Wrangler’s ride height and trailer coupler after the receiver is on.

Watch on YouTube →

Wrangler generations and hitch shopping

Jeep changed frames when it moved from JK to JL. Hitch part numbers follow the bumper and frame package, not just the word “Wrangler.” Use this map, then open your year page for fitment notes.

Years What we usually stock
2007–2018 JK Class 3 options include CURT 13432 and, on many builds, CURT 13392. Wiring often starts with CURT 55124.
2018–2025 JL Rear Class 3: CURT 13392 (read diesel and 4xe exclusions). Front receiver: CURT 31086. RV-style wiring: CURT 58964.
Older TJ (1997–2006) We still list Class 3 receivers such as CURT 13430 and CURT 13408. Year landers below start at 2012, so confirm fitment on the product card for older TJs.

Never exceed Jeep’s tow rating for your doors, soft top or hard top, and powertrain. Rubicon packages and aftermarket bumpers can change clearance.

Jump to your Wrangler year

These are live fitment pages on Lots of Parts.

Rear Class 3 or a front receiver?

Most owners

Rear Class 3 · 2"

The everyday choice for a small trailer, cargo carrier, or bike rack. Stock example: CURT 13392.

  • Read diesel and 4xe notes carefully
  • Still respect Jeep’s tongue-weight limits
Trail and recovery

Front receiver

JL owners who want a front mount look at CURT 31086. It is not a substitute for a rear trailer hitch when you plan to tow on the highway.

  • Great for winch plates and certain carriers
  • Confirm bumper and skid clearance

CURT parts we stock for Wrangler

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

Simple setup steps

Step 1Open your year

Use the year links above so you see the hitch that fits your Wrangler.

Step 2Add lights

Most trailers need a harness. See the wiring guide.

Step 3Pick a ball mount

Wranglers sit high. Read the ball mount guide.

Step 4Stay safe

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

Canada checklist

  • Read diesel and 4xe exclusions on the product page before you click buy.
  • Believe Jeep’s tow rating for your doors and powertrain — it beats any hitch brochure.
  • Plan for salt season — rinse the receiver and plug in spring.
  • Aftermarket bumpers can change bolt patterns; stick to a vehicle-specific CURT when you can.

Related guides

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