- Will this hitch fit my vehicle?
- Fit is specific to the vehicles CURT lists for part number 13505. Check your model, year and trim against that list before ordering, since the same nameplate can change frames between generations.
- What can a Class III hitch carry?
- Class III hitches are rated for heavier trailers and for hitch-mounted cargo carriers and bike racks. The exact tongue weight and trailer weight limits depend on your vehicle's own rating, so use the lower of the two.
- Does it come with a ball mount and wiring?
- No. The box has the hitch, mounting hardware and an install guide. You need to add a ball mount, ball and trailer wiring separately.
- How hard is the install?
- Most owners do it with hand tools in a driveway, but expect a couple of hours. Some vehicles need underbody panels loosened or minor trimming, and a second person helps with the weight.
- Is the finish rust-resistant?
- CURT applies a liquid A-coat under a black powder coat, which resists rust and road salt. Scratches from sliding accessories in can expose bare metal, so touch those up.
- Does it fit with a spare tire or aftermarket bumper?
- Usually yes on supported vehicles, but oversized spare tires and some aftermarket bumpers can interfere with the receiver area. Check clearance before installing.
- Where is the CURT Class III Trailer Hitch 13505 cheapest?
- At NAPA, for $210.99, 24% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the CURT Class III Trailer Hitch 13505?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including NAPA, Realtruck, Tractor Supply Co.