How to Select a Trailer Hitch
Match hitch class to the door sticker and the live card before you shop a heavier trailer than the vehicle can honestly tow.
Watch on YouTubeMercedes ML320 Trailer Hitch Buyers Guide (Canada)
Shopping a trailer hitch for a Mercedes-Benz ML320 in Canada? Start with the door-sticker year on this first-generation M-Class, then open CURT 13018. That Class 3 hitch uses a two inch receiver. The live storefront title lists Mercedes ML Class and ML320 years on the same stocked carton that also covers listed M-Class years on this shelf. ML320-named landers are why this page exists beside the broader M-Class guide. Light utility and a small trailer are the usual ask when the Mercedes sticker agrees. Confirm ratings on the live product card. Canada orders often ship free on qualifying baskets, so confirm the cart note before you check out.
Parts-counter shortcut.
Read the door sticker, confirm your ML320 year against live 13018, then shop two inch mounts that match the tube.
Broader Canada shopping help lives in our
buying guide,
how to choose a hitch,
what hitch class do I need, and
Mercedes M-Class hitch guide for the broader M-Class shelf.
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). Use them for class selection, install habits, wiring basics, and ball-mount height before you dig into the product cards below.
If an embed does not load, use the YouTube link under the card. ML320 shoppers usually land on Class 3 two inch hardware on the shared 13018 carton that also covers listed first-generation M-Class years.
Trailer Hitch Installation Techniques
Confirm the live card still lists your year and configuration. Shared sheets are easy to mix up when sibling badges sit nearby.
Watch on YouTubeHow to Connect a Trailer Wiring Harness
Plan lights after the hitch. A four-flat or seven-way still needs a clean ground before the first night tow.
Watch on YouTubeHow to Choose a Ball Mount and Trailer Ball
Match shank size to the live tube, then level the trailer with rise versus drop once the hitch is on.
Watch on YouTubeThe live hitch path for listed ML320 years
CURT 13018 is a Class 3 hitch with a two inch receiver path. On the live storefront title the card lists Mercedes ML Class and ML320 years on the same stocked carton for listed late-nineties through early-two-thousands rows. Gross trailer weight on the live card sits around three thousand five hundred pounds with three hundred fifty pounds tongue weight. Your Mercedes door sticker still sets the ceiling.
ML320-named landers are why this page exists. The live one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine through two thousand two ML320 year pages already return on this store, so those are the year links below. Broader M-Class shopping across the same carton still belongs on the existing Mercedes M-Class hitch guide. Do not invent a second SKU just because the lander says ML320 instead of M-Class.
Class 3 two inch hardware suits light utility and a small trailer when the Mercedes sticker and the live hitch card both agree. Dedicated trailer wiring still needs a harness title that lists your year. Confirm ratings on the live product card before you force a heavier setup than this Class 3 tube can honestly carry.
CURT 13018 Class 3
In-stock Class 3 shared carton for listed M-Class and ML320 years on the live product path. Primary two inch path for ML320 lander shoppers when the Mercedes sticker and fitment agree.
Open live 13018 product →Parts-counter note. Confirm the ML320 year on the live fitment before you cart. The storefront title also names broader ML Class wording for the same carton.
How to shop without getting lost
Step 1Read the door sticker
Find the Mercedes tow and tongue numbers for your ML320. The hitch cannot raise that limit.
Step 2Confirm ML320 fitment
Open live 13018 and confirm the ML320 year is still listed before you order.
Step 3Match the tube
Pins, mounts, and racks must fit the two inch tube on this Class 3 path.
Step 4Use the M-Class guide when needed
Broader M-Class shopping stays on the existing M-Class hitch guide beside these ML320 landers.
Shared carton
13018 Class 3
Honest shared carton for listed ML320 years on the stocked path.
- Two inch receiver path on the live product
- About three thousand five hundred pound gross rating on the live card
- Confirm tongue weight on the product card
ML320 lander honesty
Why this page exists
ML320-named year pages already return on this store.
- ML320 shoppers can stay on this guide
- Broader M-Class shoppers still use the M-Class guide
- Do not invent a second SKU for ML320 wording
Catalogue gap honesty
Live year landers only
Only the one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine through two thousand two ML320 landers return today.
- We link those live pages only
- We do not invent ML320 landers outside that window
- Confirm the live card still lists your exact year
Year pages that already exist
These Mercedes-Benz ML320 year landers are already live. We only link pages that return on this store. ML320-named landers are why this page exists.
Always confirm the live hitch card still lists your ML320 year before you order. Year landers help navigation, but the live product fitment is the final check. We do not invent ML320 landers outside the pages that already return on this store.
Related guides worth opening
Mercedes M-Class hitch guideBroader first-generation M-Class shopping on the same carton
What hitch class do I needClass selection when the door sticker is the boss
Receiver size guideTwo inch tube notes for Class 3 shoppers
Towing guides hubFull Canada index of hitch guides and tips
Parts-counter summary: ML320 shoppers start with live CURT 13018, confirm the ML320 year on the live fitment even when the storefront title also names broader ML Class wording, match two inch accessories, link only the live one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine through two thousand two ML320 landers, and open the main M-Class guide when the question is the broader M-Class shelf rather than these ML320 landers.
