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Types of Trailer Hitches

5th Wheel Hitch
5th Wheel Hitch

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Bumper Hitch
Bumper Hitch

Bumper Mount Trailer Hitches Rated to tow most light-duty trailers, a CURT bumper hitch is a simple and dependable receiver option. They easily bolt onto the bottom of most steel step bumpers and can be used for towing a trailer or attaching a cargo carrier, bike rack or other accessories.

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Front Mount Hitch
Front Mount Hitch

Front Mount Hitches Adding more functionality to your vehicle is easy with a front receiver hitch. They are perfect for attaching accessories such as a cargo carrier, winch mount or snow plow.

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Gooseneck Hitch
Gooseneck Hitch

Beyond that are the Class V hitches -- gooseneck hitches included -- that can handle up to around 30,000 pounds (about 13,000 kilograms). Unlike regular hitches that extend from the back of the towing vehicle, gooseneck hitches, and the closely-related fifth wheel hitches, are anchored through the bed of a pickup truck.

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Pintle Hitch
Pintle Hitch

CURT pintle hitches give you a reliable connection for your heavy-duty trailer. We offer traditional pintle hooks, adjustable mounts and lunette eyes. We also have ball and pintle combinations and receiver-mount pintles for added versatility.

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Rear Receiver Hitch
Rear Receiver Hitch

Rear Mount Trailer Hitches From compact cars to full-size trucks, CURT rear mount trailer hitches offer a custom fit. Each one is made in the USA and is tested to SAE J684 protocols for safety. We also give our hitches industry-leading rust protection with a unique co-cured finish, inside and out.

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Weight Distribution Hitch
Weight Distribution Hitch

Tongue weight is the portion of the load (generally between about 10 and 15 percent of the gross trailer weight) that's far enough forward in the trailer that it presses down on the hitch. Tongue weight (or TW) also includes any weight that's behind the rear axle of the towing vehicle.

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