Your Acura MDX Trailer Hitch is Here

Getting your Acura MDX ready to tow? CURT makes it simple with trailer hitches tailored to your MDX’s specific year and configuration. From hauling a trailer to mounting a bike rack for weekend getaways, our vehicle-specific hitches deliver a sleek appearance, dependable strength, and a secure, OEM-like fit. Browse our lineup of Acura MDX tow hitches and towing accessories to find exactly what you need. Just enter your MDX’s year, make, and model to get started.

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Adding a CURT receiver hitch to your Acura MDX is a straightforward upgrade, thanks to its vehicle-specific design that fits seamlessly and preserves your SUV’s clean, factory look.

Each tow hitch includes clear, step-by-step instructions to walk you through installation whether you're tackling it yourself or leaving it to a professional. Prefer to have it installed? CURT’s nationwide network of dealers and certified installers makes it easy to find reliable help close to home.

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The ball mount is a crucial link between your hitch and trailer. To choose the right one for your Acura MDX, make sure it’s compatible with your existing setup. This includes the receiver size, coupler size, trailer height, and towing capacity.

The hitch pin keeps your ball mount shank or other towing accessory locked securely into your Acura MDX’s receiver hitch. While some ball mounts include a pin, others don’t. Be sure to select one that fits your hitch’s hole size and length requirements.

Protect your Acura MDX’s tow hitch with a receiver tube cover when it’s not in use. This simple accessory helps block dirt and debris from entering the opening. Just make sure the cover matches the size of your receiver tube for a snug, secure fit.

1. Which trailer hitch will fit my Acura MDX?

To find the perfect trailer hitch for your Acura MDX, use the CURT vehicle lookup tool at the top of our trailer hitch page. This tool ensures compatibility based on your MDX's year, style, and trim package.

2. Can you put a hitch on an Acura MDX?

Yes, you can absolutely put a hitch on an Acura MDX. In fact, the MDX is a popular SUV for light to moderate towing, and it’s commonly outfitted with a Class 3 trailer hitch, depending on the model year and towing needs.

3. Is the Acura MDX good for towing?

Yes, the Acura MDX is a solid option for towing. Especially within the midsize SUV category. While it’s not built for heavy-duty hauling like a full-size pickup, it’s more than capable of towing small campers and boats, utility trailers, and more. 

4. How much should it cost to install a trailer hitch?

The cost to install a trailer hitch can vary depending on your vehicle, the type of hitch, and where you have the work done, but you can generally expect to pay between $300 and $800 total. This includes the price of the hitch itself ($150 to $400) and labor (between $100 and $250). Additional parts like a wiring harness or mounting hardware may add to the overall cost, especially if your vehicle isn’t pre-wired for towing.

5. Does the Accura MDX come with a tow hitch?

The Acura MDX does not come with a tow hitch by default, but a towing package is available on certain models. If you're planning to tow, you'll either need to add the towing package through the dealership or install a CURT aftermarket hitch.

6. Can I installa tow hitch myself?

Yes, you can definitely install a tow hitch yourself, especially if you have some basic mechanical skills and the right tools. Many hitches designed for the Acura MDX come as custom-fit, bolt-on kits that don’t require drilling or major modifications. These custom-fit hitches, like the hitches from CURT, typically include detailed, step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process.