Your Dodge Durango Trailer Hitch is Here

Getting your Dodge Durango ready for towing? CURT makes it easy with trailer hitches built to fit your Durango’s exact model year and configuration. From weekend getaways to family bike trips, our precision-engineered hitches deliver a clean, factory-style fit and dependable strength you can count on. Browse our lineup of Dodge Durango trailer hitches and towing accessories to find everything you need for the road ahead. Just enter your Durango’s year, make, and model to get started!

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Installing a CURT receiver hitch on your Dodge Durango is quick and straightforward with our custom-fit designs. Each hitch is built to align perfectly with your vehicle’s frame, making installation easier while preserving a clean, factory-style look.

Every CURT hitch includes detailed, step-by-step instructions to help you through the process—whether you’re handling the install yourself or leaving it to a professional. And if you prefer expert assistance, CURT’s wide network of dealers and installers makes it simple to find a trusted pro near you.

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   Custom Wiring, 4-Flat, Select Town and Country, Durango, Grand Caravan, Patriot

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   Custom Wiring Harness, 4-Way Flat Output, Select Dodge Durango

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   Custom Wiring Harness, 4-Way Flat Output, Select Dodge Durango, Chrysler Aspen

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   Custom Wiring, 4-Flat, Select Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Mitsubishi with Tow Package

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   Custom Wiring, 4-Way Flat, Select Caravan, Durango, Town and Country, Voyager

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A ball mount is the critical link between your hitch and trailer. When selecting the right ball mount for your Dodge Durango, ensure it’s compatible with your setup — matching the receiver size, coupler size, trailer height, and weight capacity for a safe, level tow.

A hitch pin secures the ball mount shank or other towing accessory inside your Dodge Durango’s receiver hitch. Some ball mounts include a pin, but if yours doesn’t, be sure to choose one that fits the correct hole diameter and length for your hitch.

Keep your Dodge Durango’s tow hitch protected with a trailer hitch cover. It helps prevent dirt and debris from entering the opening when not in use. When selecting a hitch cover, make sure it matches the dimensions of your Durango’s receiver tube for a perfect fit.

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   2" Front Receiver Hitch, Select Dodge Dakota, Durango

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1. How do I know which is the right trailer hitch for my Dodge Durango?

To find a trailer hitch that will match your Dodge Durango, use the CURT vehicle lookup tool at the top of our trailer hitch page. This tool ensures compatibility based on your Durango's year, style, and trim package.

2. Can you put a trailer hitch on a Dodge Durango?

Yes, you can absolutely put a trailer hitch on a Dodge Durango. In fact, most Durango models are well-suited for towing and can be equipped with a custom-fit receiver hitch designed specifically for their year and trim. CURT offers options that bolt directly to existing frame holes for easy installation — no drilling required.

3. Can you pull a trailer with a Dodge Durango?

Yes, a Dodge Durango can pull a trailer. Its towing capacity varies depending on the model year, engine, and drivetrain, but most Durangos are capable of towing between 6,200 and 8,700 pounds when properly equipped.

To tow safely, you’ll need the right equipment: a receiver hitch, ball mount, trailer wiring harness, and other towing accessories matched to your trailer’s weight. Always check your vehicle’s towing capacity and ensure your trailer setup stays within the recommended limits for safe handling and performance.

4. Do all Durangos come with a tow hitch?

No, not all Dodge Durangos come with a factory-installed tow hitch. Tow hitches are often included on higher trims or optional towing packages, but many base models do not come with a hitch pre-installed.

If your Durango doesn’t have one, you can easily add an aftermarket receiver hitch from CURT that's designed to fit your specific year and trim. This allows you to tow trailers, attach bike racks, cargo carriers, and more while maintaining a clean, secure fit.

5. How much does it cost to have a hitch installed?

Installing a trailer hitch on a Dodge Durango typically costs between $250 and $700, depending on the hitch type, labor, and any additional accessories. A Class 3 or 4 hitch usually runs between $150–$400. Labor for professional installation generally ranges from $100–$200, and adding a wiring harness or accessories like ball mounts and hitch pins can add another $50–$100. Some owners choose to install the hitch themselves, as many hitches come with detailed instructions, while others opt for professional installation to ensure a precise, secure fit.