Install: CURT 13453 on a 2022 Highlander
Step-through install for the newer Highlander Class 3 we stock under CURT 13453.
Watch on YouTube →Shopping a trailer hitch for a Toyota Highlander in Canada? This flagship guide maps generations, compares the Class 3 receivers we stock, and sends you to live year pages with real CURT parts — written so a busy shopper can finish in one sitting.
All four videos are from the official CURT YouTube channel (@curtmfg). Pick the install that matches your generation, then skim the selection overview.
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Step-through install for the newer Highlander Class 3 we stock under CURT 13453.
Watch on YouTube →Helpful if your Highlander still maps to the 13200 or closely related 13394 Class 3.
Watch on YouTube →Older third-generation Highlander install if your year still uses the 13534 receiver.
Watch on YouTube →A calm CURT overview of hitch classes before you compare Highlander SKUs.
Watch on YouTube →Toyota refreshed the Highlander frame more than once. Hitch numbers follow the bumper package, Hybrid notes, and XSE exclusions — not only the model name. Use this map, then open your year lander.
| Years | What we usually stock |
|---|---|
| 2008–2013 | Class 3: CURT 13534. Earlier 2004–2007 coverage often points to CURT 13530. |
| 2014–2019 | Class 3 choices include CURT 13200 and CURT 13394. Wiring often: CURT 56042. |
| 2020–2025 | Compare CURT 13453 and CURT 13460 (XSE exclusion on 13460). Early wiring for this body: CURT 56452 — confirm later years on the card. |
Hybrid and XSE lines matter. Never exceed Toyota’s tow rating for your trim and powertrain.
These are live fitment pages on Lots of Parts.
Both are Class 3 receivers we stock for mid-cycle Highlanders. Open your year page, then pick the SKU that matches your bumper package.
Newer Highlanders usually land on these Class 3 SKUs. Read the XSE exclusion on 13460 carefully if that is your trim.
Real store links. Confirm your year before you buy.
Use the year links above so you see the hitch that fits your Highlander.
Most trailers need a harness. See the wiring guide.
SUVs need the right drop. Read the ball mount guide.
Use a pin or lock. Tips in the lock and safety 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