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Your Nissan Rogue Tow Hitch is Here

Welcome, Nissan Rogue owners! You’re in the right place to find the ideal tow hitch for your vehicle. Whether you’re new to towing or looking to upgrade, CURT has custom hitches designed specifically for your Rogue’s model and year. Browse our hitch collection to find the perfect match, and complete your towing setup with wiring, ball mounts, and other essential accessories. Just select your vehicle’s year, make, and model, and get ready to tow with confidence.

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Our Nissan Rogue Trailer Hitches

Benefits of CURT Hitches

 CURT is a trusted leader in trailer hitches, known for quality and reliability. Our Rogue hitches are designed specifically for your vehicle to ensure dependable performance on every road trip and adventure you take. Each hitch is backed by a solid warranty, giving you and your family a safe and easy towing experience you can count on every time.

  • Custom fit for original equipment look and feel
  • Dual-coat finish for enhanced corrosion resistance
  • Open-back receiver tube for easy cleaning
  • Standard receiver sizes
  • Comprehensive, in-house safety testing
  • Limited lifetime warranty
  • Made in USA (some hitches may include imported hardware)
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Nissan Rogue Trailer Hitch Installation

 CURT custom-fit trailer hitches make adding a hitch to your Nissan Rogue simple. These receiver hitches are designed for your vehicle, so fewer modifications are needed — no drilling or trimming required — resulting in a seamless look and fit.

If you’re unsure about installing it yourself, don’t worry! CURT has a wide network of professional dealers and installers, making it easy to find an expert in your area to help. Find a hitch professional near you. 

Example Hitch Installation on 2015 Nissan Rogue:

Nissan Rogue Receiver Hitch Installation Instruction Examples

CURT provides detailed installation instructions with each custom hitch, including those made for the Nisan Rogue. Browse the installation PDFs below to preview some of the steps involved. Be sure to follow the instruction manual that comes with your specific hitch.

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Nissan Rogue Towing Essentials

To get your Nissan Rogue ready for towing, you’ll need a few key accessories along with your trailer hitch. Begin with a wiring harness to connect your trailer lights, and add a ball mount to secure the trailer coupler. Just be sure to confirm compatibility with your Rogue’s model year before purchasing!

Nissan Rogue Trailer Hitch Wiring Harnesses


Nissan Rogue Essential Hitch Accessories

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1. Ball Mount

This accessory slides into the receiver tube of your Rogue hitch, creating a connection point (trailer ball) to attach the trailer coupler. Make sure to choose a ball mount with the correct shank size, ball diameter, weight capacity, and the right drop or rise for your setup.

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2. Hitch Pin

 A hitch pin secures the ball mount or any other accessory in the receiver tube of your Nissan Rogue trailer hitch. Be sure to select a hitch pin that matches the diameter of your receiver’s pin hole. Note that some ball mounts come with a hitch pin included!

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3. Hitch Tube Cover

A hitch tube cover protects your hitch when it’s not in use. While your Rogue hitch has an open back for easy cleaning, a cover provides extra protection to keep it even cleaner. Be sure to select a cover that matches your receiver tube opening.


Nissan Rogue Hitch Upgrades

A few key upgrades are needed to complete your Nissan Rogue’s towing setup. Installing a receiver hitch enhances your vehicle's versatility, making it easy to attach accessories like a bike rack or cargo carrier. When choosing upgrades, be sure to check the accessory’s shank size and weight to ensure they’re compatible with your Nissan Rogue's towing capacity.


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Nissan Rogue Trailer Hitch FAQs

1. Can I put a trailer hitch on my Nissan Rogue?

 Yes, you can install a trailer hitch on your Nissan Rogue! There are custom-fit hitches specifically designed for the Rogue, allowing for a straightforward installation without major modifications, such as drilling or trimming. A Class II hitch is a popular option for most Nissan Rogues, handling light to moderate loads like a bike rack, cargo carrier, or small trailer. If you need more towing power, a Class III hitch might be a better fit. CURT offers custom-fit hitches in both Class 2 and Class 3 for the Nissan Rogue.

2. How much can a Nissan Rogue tow?

The towing capacity of your Nissan Rogue depends on the model year and trim, but generally, it ranges from 1,000 to 1,500 lbs. when equipped with a trailer hitch. For example, the 2023 Nissan Rogue can typically tow up to 1,500 pounds, while earlier models may have a slightly lower capacity.

Be sure to check your specific model’s towing capacity in the owner’s manual or with the manufacturer to confirm the exact weight limit, as exceeding this can cause damage to your vehicle. Keep in mind that a hitch might be rated to carry more weight than your vehicle can tow, but this does not increase your vehicle’s towing limit. Always go by the towing capacity of the lowest-rated part in your setup.

3. How do I know which hitch fits my specific Nisasn Rogue year and trim package?

To find the right hitch for your Rogue, use the CURT vehicle lookup tool at the top of our trailer hitch page. Just enter your vehicle’s year, make, and model, and our lookup tool will do the rest.

4. Does the Nissan Rogue come with a trailer hitch?

No, the Rogue does not come with a trailer hitch as a standard feature. However, it can be equipped with a trailer hitch as an aftermarket addition. You can purchase and install a custom-fit trailer hitch from a manufacturer like CURT. 

5. Can I purchase a hitch for my Nisan Rogue locally?

Yes, you can buy and have a hitch installed on your Nissan Rogue locally. We recommend using CURT’s store locator to find a nearby hitch shop and reaching out to them for a quote.

6. Can I install a hitch on my Nissan Rogue myself?

You can install a hitch on your Nissan Rogue yourself if you have the right tools. Installation can vary depending on the hitch, with some requiring no vehicle modifications, while others may be more complex. CURT’s custom-fit hitches are designed to make installation as easy as possible with minimal changes to your vehicle. Be sure to review the installation instructions for the hitch you’re considering to determine if it’s something you can handle on your own. If you’re unsure, you can always find a local hitch shop near you to professionally install it for you. own.

7. What class of hitch fits a Nissan Rogue?

For a Nissan Rogue, the most common receiver hitch classes are Class 2 and Class 3, depending on the model year and your towing needs. It's important to check the specific towing capacity of your nissan rogue model year to ensure you choose the right hitch class.

Disclaimers: These photographs, recommendations, and approximations are intended for demonstration purposes only and do not reflect the specifications of any particular tow vehicle, recreational vehicle, or trailer. Always consult the manufacturer’s Owner's Manual. All third-party product names, logos, brands, and other trademarks shown are the property of their respective trademark holders, and use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.