How to Select a Hitch
Class and receiver basics before you decide whether the Sequoia already has a factory hitch or needs more than a ball mount.
Watch on YouTube →Shopping a trailer hitch for a Toyota Sequoia in Canada? Start by looking under the bumper for a factory receiver, then use the year landers we publish and the CURT parts we actually stock. This guide stays honest about rear-hitch catalogue gaps so you do not chase SKUs we do not carry.
All four videos are from the official CURT YouTube channel (@curtmfg). A dedicated Sequoia rear-hitch install is not on the channel today, so we lead with selection, technique, hardware, and wiring clips that still apply when you inspect a factory receiver or bolt on related CURT gear.
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Class and receiver basics before you decide whether the Sequoia already has a factory hitch or needs more than a ball mount.
Watch on YouTube →Hands-on habits for raising a hitch, starting fasteners, and working under a full-size SUV without rushing torque.
Watch on YouTube →How CURT wants hardware seated. Worth watching before you touch a front receiver or any frame-side bolt kit.
Watch on YouTube →Four-flat connection habits that pair with a Sequoia tow package or a custom harness once lights are on the list.
Watch on YouTube →Walk outside first. Plenty of Sequoias already wear a factory two-inch receiver. If you see one, confirm the door-jamb tow rating, then shop a ball mount, wiring, and a brake controller instead of assuming you need another rear hitch.
Our live year landers cover 2008 through 2021. First-generation 2001–2007 Sequoia landers are not published yet, and the redesigned 2023-and-newer Sequoia is not landered here either. On the shelf today, the Sequoia-tagged CURT hitch we stock is the front receiver path, not a rear Class 3 replacement for every year.
| Years | What we usually stock |
|---|---|
| 2008–2021 | Live hitch landers. Front receiver: CURT 31198 (Tundra, Land Cruiser, and Sequoia applications on the card). Useful for a winch plate, cargo carrier, or bike rack up front — not a substitute for a rear tow receiver. |
| Rear Class 3 catalogue | Older CURT rear Sequoia SKUs such as CURT 13440 and CURT 13442 are not in our active Shopify catalogue today. We will not invent product links. If your Sequoia lacks a factory receiver, open the year lander and contact us before you order a guess. |
| Brake control | CURT 51363 brake-controller harness for listed Lexus and Toyota applications. Pair with a CURT controller when the trailer has electric brakes. |
| 2001–2007 and 2022-and-newer | No dedicated hitch year pages live yet. Use trailer hitches and the buying guides, or ask us to confirm fitment before you spend a weekend under the SUV. |
Never exceed Toyota’s tow rating for your trim, axle, and tow package. A hitch number on a box is not permission to out-tow the Sequoia.
These landers are live for 2008–2021. Confirm what is actually listed on each page before you buy — many show the front receiver path when a rear Class 3 is not stocked.
Confirm whether a factory two-inch receiver is already there and whether it is rusted, bent, or missing a pin hole.
Toyota’s tow rating and any tow-package notes beat any aftermarket brochure number.
Use the 2008–2021 pages above. If your year is missing, do not force a wrong SKU.
Ball mount, wiring, and brake control often matter more than chasing a second rear hitch.
Lots of Parts ships CURT towing gear with free shipping across Canada. Full-size Sequoia receivers are heavy — plan garage space, a torque wrench, and a helper before you schedule a Saturday install. If the fascia, exhaust, or rust looks worse than the CURT sheet describes, stop and call a shop.
For a printable weekend plan, open the install weekend checklist.
Browse CURT receivers with Canada-wide free shipping, then filter by vehicle when you can.
Open trailer hitches →Need the full guide list? The hub groups truck, SUV, and topic guides in one place.
Open towing guides hub →Editorial guide for Canadian Sequoia shoppers. Fitment always follows the CURT application on the product card and Toyota’s tow rating — not a generic year guess.