How to Select a Trailer Hitch
Why a hybrid Venza still lands on a Class 3 card with a two inch receiver when the door sticker sets the real tow limit.
Watch on YouTube →Shopping a trailer hitch for a Toyota Venza in Canada? The hybrid crossover needs a generation match first. CURT 13468 is the live Class 3 card for 2021 through 2024 with a two inch receiver and solid in-stock quantity on this store. First-gen 2009 through 2016 Venza owners have their own Class 3 and Class 2 cards, plus a custom four-flat wiring harness we actually stock.
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 cards below.
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Why a hybrid Venza still lands on a Class 3 card with a two inch receiver when the door sticker sets the real tow limit.
Watch on YouTube →General install habits. Finish with the instruction sheet for your exact Venza generation — first-gen and 2021-and-newer frames are not interchangeable.
Watch on YouTube →Useful before you install CURT 56079 on a first-gen Venza, or while you wait on wiring for a newer year we do not list yet.
Watch on YouTube →Published Class 3 cards here use a two inch opening. Match the shank and set drop so the trailer sits level.
Watch on YouTube →CURT 13468 is the Class 3 hitch we list for 2021 through 2024 Toyota Venza. It uses a two inch receiver, lists about 3,500 lb gross trailer weight on the card, and it is active with solid in-stock quantity on Lots of Parts today. Free shipping applies on CURT gear from this store when the SKU is live.
First-gen shoppers use CURT 13356 for a Class 3 tube on 2009 through 2016, or CURT 12341 when a Class 2 tube is enough. CURT 56079 is the custom four-flat wiring harness we list for 2009 through 2016 Venza. We do not invent a 2021-and-newer Venza wiring SKU on this page when the catalogue does not list one.
Toyota paused Venza retail years between the two generations, so we do not invent 2017 through 2020 hitch year pages. On the newer side we publish landers for 2021, 2022, and 2024 today — not a separate 2023 lander yet — so open the matching year when it exists and confirm 13468 on the product card either way.
| Item | Status on this store |
|---|---|
| CURT 13468 | Active and in stock for listed 2021 through 2024 Venza years. |
| CURT 13356 | Active and in stock for listed 2009 through 2016 Venza years. |
| CURT 12341 | Active and in stock as a Class 2 option for 2009 through 2016. |
| CURT 56079 wiring | Active and in stock for first-gen 2009 through 2016 Venza. Not listed for 2021 and newer on this page. |
| 2017 through 2020 landers | Not published — Toyota did not retail a Venza in those years for this market path. |
| 2023 year lander | Not listed as a separate page today. Use 13468 on the product card and the closest live year lander. |
These are the Toyota Venza hitch year pages we publish today. We do not invent missing year URLs.
A Class 3 tube does not rewrite Toyota’s published tow and tongue limits for your hybrid trim. Read the hybrid towing guide too.
2009 through 2016 and 2021 through 2024 are different vehicles for hitch shopping. Do not force a first-gen card onto a newer Venza.
The custom four-flat we stock covers 2009 through 2016 Venza on the card. Newer years stay Not listed here until a harness appears.
We publish 2021, 2022, and 2024 landers today. Confirm 13468 on the product card if your sticker year is missing a lander.
First-gen 2009 through 2016 versus 2021 through 2024 hybrid Venza.
Use the live year pages above when they match your sticker.
13468 for newer years, or 13356 and 12341 for first-gen.
56079 for first-gen. Ask support before splicing a newer year.
The 2021 through 2024 Toyota Venza Class 3 hitch we list today, with free shipping on CURT gear from Lots of Parts.
Open CURT 13468 →First-gen Venza? Open CURT 13356 and the 56079 harness. Hybrid basics live in the hybrid hitch guide.
Lots of Parts · Canada Toyota Venza hitch shopping help that splits first-gen and 2021-and-newer cards, stocks 56079 for older wiring, and stays honest about missing year landers. No fake reviews, no invented SKUs.