Your Toyota Corolla Trailer Hitch is Here

Unlock the full potential of your Toyota Corolla with a CURT custom-fit trailer hitch. From weekend adventures with a bike rack to hauling extra gear in a cargo carrier, CURT offers tow hitches tailored to match your Corolla’s exact year and design. Each receiver hitch is built for a precise fit, dependable strength, and a clean look that complements your car. Explore our range of Corolla hitches along with towing accessories, expert installation resources, and upgrade options to make every journey smoother. Find the one that’s right for you below.

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A CURT custom-fit tow hitch is built to follow the exact contours of your Toyota Corolla’s frame, making installation quick and hassle-free. Most models require little to no drilling, which means fewer modifications and a cleaner, factory-style finish that blends right in with your Corolla’s design.

Prefer to have a pro handle it? CURT works with a nationwide network of trusted hitch dealers and installers, so expert help is never far away. From start to finish, you’ll have a hitch that’s mounted securely and ready for the road. No headaches. No hassle. Just performance you can rely on.

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   Custom Wiring Harness, 4-Way Flat Output, Select Toyota Corolla Cross, C-HR

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   Custom Wiring Harness, 4-Way Flat Output, Select Toyota Corolla Cross

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   Custom Wiring Harness, 4-Way Flat Output, Select Toyota Corolla

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   Custom Wiring Harness, 4-Way Flat Output, Select Scion iM, Toyota Corolla

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A ball mount is the critical link between your Toyota Corolla’s hitch and the trailer you’re pulling. CURT carries a wide selection to match your specific towing setup, with choices in weight ratings, shank dimensions, and rise or drop measurements. Pick the ball mount that pairs best with your Corolla for a connection you can rely on. 

Lock in your Toyota Corolla’s towing accessories with a CURT hitch pin. This small but essential piece keeps your ball mount or other hitch-mounted accessories secure in the receiver tube. From basic designs to locking models for added theft protection, CURT has options to fit your hitch size and give you peace of mind on the road.

When your Toyota Corolla’s trailer hitch isn’t in use, keep it protected with a CURT hitch tube cover. These covers shield the receiver tube from dirt, water, and road debris, helping preserve both its performance and appearance. With a variety of designs available, you can choose a hitch tube cover that matches your style while adding a layer of long-term protection.

How do I know which trailer hitch fits my Toyota Corolla?

To find the right trailer hitch for your Toyota Corolla, start with the CURT vehicle lookup tool. Simply enter your Corolla’s year, trim, and body style, and you’ll see a list of hitches made to fit your exact model. It’s the easiest way to ensure you get a perfect match that’s ready to handle your towing needs.

2. Can I put a hitch on a Toyota Corolla?

Yes, you can put a hitch on a Toyota Corolla! It's actually a pretty common upgrade for people who want to tow light loads or add extra carrying capacity.

3. Can you put a 2 inch hitch on a Toyota Corolla?

Yes, it’s possible to put a 2-inch hitch on a Toyota Corolla, but it’s not the standard configuration. Most Corollas are equipped with a Class 1 hitch featuring a 1-¼" receiver, which is suited for towing around 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of gross trailer weight and 150 to 200 pounds of tongue weight. A 2-inch receiver is more common on Class 3 hitches designed for heavier loads, but installing one on a Corolla won’t increase the vehicle’s towing capacity. T

4. How expensive is it to install a hitch on your car?

The cost of installing a hitch on your car depends on the type of hitch, the vehicle, and whether you handle the installation yourself or hire a professional. For a light-duty hitch on a car like a Toyota Corolla, you can expect to pay between $100 and $250 for the hitch itself from a reputable brand such as CURT.

If you plan to tow a trailer, you’ll also need a wiring harness, which typically adds another $30 to $80. Professional installation generally costs $75 to $150 for the hitch alone, with an additional $50 to $100 if wiring is included. Altogether, a professionally installed hitch with wiring will usually run between $200 and $450, while a DIY installation without wiring can cost as little as $100 to $250. If the hitch will only be used for accessories like a bike rack or cargo carrier, you can skip the wiring, which keeps costs lower.

5. Can I install a hitch on my Toyota Corolla myself?

Many CURT hitches are built for easy DIY installation, requiring little to no modifications for a perfect fit. Detailed step-by-step instructions are included to help you every step of the way. If you’d rather leave it to the experts, CURT’s network of local dealers and professional installers is ready to assist.