Truck Hitches

Find the perfect hitch for your truck with CURT. Whether you're towing a boat, camper, or work trailer, choosing the right hitch is essential for safety and performance.

CURT offers a wide range of truck hitches designed for different towing capacities and applications, ensuring you get the best fit for your vehicle. Explore our selection to find the ideal hitch for your towing needs.

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Truck Receiver Hitches

Strength & Versatility for Every Tow

A truck receiver hitch is the foundation of safe and reliable towing. Designed to mount directly to your truck’s frame, CURT receiver hitches provide a secure connection for a variety of trailers, from utility and boat trailers to campers and equipment haulers.

Available in class 3, class 4, and class 5 ratings, our truck hitches are built to handle anything from standard towing needs to heavy-duty loads. Explore our selection to find the right receiver hitch for your truck and maximize your towing capabilities.

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Uses & Trailer Types

Truck receiver hitches are designed to handle a wide range of towing applications, making them an essential addition for work and adventure alike. With the right hitch and accessories, you can tow a variety of trailer types — everything from utility trailers and boat trailers to campers, livestock haulers, and heavy equipment. It's worth noting that receiver hitches are designed for towing bumper-pull-style trailers particularly, as opposed to 5th wheel or gooseneck trailers. CURT receiver hitches also support a variety of attachments, including ball mounts, pintle hitches, and weight distribution systems, ensuring a secure and customized towing setup.

Receiver Sizes

Truck receiver hitches come in different classes and receiver tube sizes to match various towing needs. Most pickup trucks use a class 3, class 4, or class 5 hitch, each offering increasing weight capacities for heavier loads. Class 3 and class 4 hitches are ideal for standard towing, featuring a 2" receiver tube, while class 5 hitches provide greater strength for commercial and heavy-duty applications. Many heavy-duty trucks require a 2-1/2" receiver tube to accommodate larger trailers and increased weight capacities.

Choosing the right hitch size ensures a secure connection and optimal towing performance for your truck. It's important to note that not all hitch sizes and classes are available for all truck models. To find the hitch options that fit your particular vehicle, use the CURT hitch lookup tool, entering your specific year, make, model, and style of truck.

Weight Capacities

Selecting the right truck hitch isn’t just about size — it’s also about towing capacity. Truck receiver hitches are rated by their gross trailer weight (GTW) and tongue weight (TW) capacities, as well as weight distribution capacities, which determine how much they can safely tow.

Class 3 hitches typically support up to 8,000 lbs. GTW, while class 4 hitches handle up to 12,000 lbs. For the heaviest loads, class 5 hitches can tow anywhere from 16,000 to 20,000 lbs. or more. It’s crucial to match your hitch’s weight capacity with your truck’s towing capabilities and the total weight of your trailer to ensure a safe and stable towing experience. Always refer to your vehicle’s owner’s manual and hitch specifications to avoid exceeding weight limits, and remember to always abide by the lowest-rated towing component in your system.

Standard Truck Ball Hitches

Reliable Towing Performance

A standard hitch ball mount is the foundation of a strong and secure towing setup. Designed to fit into a receiver hitch, CURT ball mounts provide a dependable connection between your truck and trailer. Available in a variety of drop and rise options, these mounts ensure level towing for different trailer heights.

Available in high-strength welded steel, forged steel, corrosion-resistant aluminum, and more, CURT standard ball mount hitches are a reliable choice for everyday towing, whether you're hauling a boat, camper, or utility trailer.

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Adjustable Truck Hitch Ball Mounts

Adjustable Truck Hitch Dual-Ball Receiver

Versatility for Any Trailer

CURT adjustable hitch ball mounts offer maximum flexibility for towing multiple trailers with different coupler heights. Featuring an adjustable shank, these ball mounts allow you to easily raise or lower the hitch ball to ensure a level tow, improving safety and stability.

Many models also include multiple ball sizes, making it simple to switch between trailers without changing mounts. Built for strength and convenience, CURT adjustable ball mounts are ideal for truck owners who tow a variety of loads, from utility trailers to heavy equipment haulers.

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Cushion Truck Hitches

Shock-Absorbing Truck Hitch Rebellion XD

Smoother, Safer Towing

CURT cushion hitches are designed to reduce jerking, vibration, and strain on your truck and trailer. Featuring built-in shock-absorbing technology, these hitches help dampen sudden movements caused by road bumps, braking, and acceleration.

Options like the RockerBall™ and Rebellion™ XD provide a smoother towing experience by minimizing stress on your vehicle’s frame and suspension. Whether you're hauling heavy equipment or towing a camper, a cushion hitch enhances comfort, control, and overall towing safety.

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Truck Pintle Hitches

Heavy-Duty Towing Strength

For the toughest towing jobs, CURT pintle hitches provide unmatched strength and durability. Designed for heavy-duty trucks and commercial applications, pintle hitches offer a secure connection for large equipment trailers, military-style trailers, and construction loads. Their simple, rugged design allows for greater articulation on uneven terrain, making them ideal for off-road and industrial use.

With high weight capacities and reliable performance, CURT pintle hitches ensure you’re ready to tackle the heaviest hauls with confidence.

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Truck Tow Hook Mounts

A Secure Recovery Solution

CURT tow hook mounts provide a dependable recovery point for off-road adventures, job sites, and emergency situations. Designed to fit into a standard receiver hitch, these heavy-duty hooks offer a strong and secure anchor for towing and vehicle recovery.

Whether you're pulling a stuck vehicle out of mud or securing a load, a CURT tow hook mount ensures you have the strength and reliability needed for the job. Built from high-strength steel and tested for durability, it’s an essential tool for truck owners who demand versatility and performance.

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Truck Weight Distribution Hitches

Truck Weight Distribution Hitch Round Bar Coupler

Balanced & Stable Towing

CURT weight distribution hitches are designed to improve stability and control when towing heavy loads. By evenly distributing weight across all axles, these hitches help reduce trailer sway, improve braking, and ensure a level ride.

Ideal for travel trailers, campers, and large cargo haulers, weight distribution hitches enhance towing safety and comfort. CURT offers both trunnion bar and round bar options, along with integrated sway control systems for added security. For a smoother, more controlled towing experience, a weight distribution hitch is a must-have for your truck.

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Truck Hitch Winch Mount

Versatile Recovery Power

CURT hitch-mounted winch mounts provide a secure and adaptable solution for vehicle recovery and heavy-duty pulling. Designed to fit into a standard receiver hitch, these mounts allow you to easily attach and remove a winch as needed, offering flexibility for off-road adventures, work sites, and emergency situations.

Built from high-strength steel and rated for demanding loads, CURT winch mounts ensure reliable performance when you need it most. Whether you're pulling a stuck vehicle or handling tough recovery jobs, a hitch-mounted winch mount gives your truck the power to get the job done.

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Truck Cargo Hitches

Extra Storage for Any Adventure

CURT truck cargo hitches provide a convenient way to expand your hauling capacity without taking up space in your truck bed. Designed to fit into a standard receiver hitch on either the front or rear, cargo carriers offer a secure platform for transporting coolers, camping gear, tools, and more.

Available in fixed and folding designs, CURT cargo carriers are built for strength and stability, making them perfect for road trips, outdoor adventures, and job site demands. Whether you need extra space for work or play, a truck cargo hitch helps you haul more with ease.

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Truck Bike Rack Hitches

Adventure-Ready Transportation

CURT truck hitch-mounted bike racks make it easy to bring your bikes wherever the road takes you. Designed to fit into a standard receiver hitch, these racks securely hold multiple bikes, keeping them stable and protected during transport. With options like tilt-away and folding designs for added convenience, CURT bike racks provide hassle-free loading and unloading.

Whether you're heading to the trails, the campground, or a weekend getaway, a hitch-mounted bike rack is the perfect solution for bringing your bikes along for the ride.

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Truck 5th Wheel Hitches

Heavy-Duty Towing for Big Trailers

CURT 5th wheel hitches provide the strength and stability needed for towing large campers, RVs, and commercial trailers. Mounted in the truck bed for enhanced weight distribution and control, these hitches offer a secure connection and smooth towing experience.

With options like the CrossWing™, PowerRide™, and A-Series™, CURT 5th wheel hitches deliver superior towing capacity, durability, and easy operation. Whether you're hauling for work or adventure, a CURT 5th wheel hitch ensures confidence and control on every trip.

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Uses & Trailer Types

5th wheel hitches are designed for towing large, heavy trailers with enhanced stability and control. Most commonly used for campers and RVs, these hitches provide a strong and secure connection in the truck bed. Unlike traditional receiver hitches, 5th wheel hitches mount inside the truck bed, instead of under the bumper. This means a pickup truck is required for using a 5th wheel hitch. It also means the vertical load of the trailer is placed over the truck’s rear axle, improving balance and reducing sway. This setup makes them ideal for long-distance towing and heavy loads.

Weight Capacities

5th wheel hitches are typically rated for weight capacities ranging from 16,000 lbs. to around 30,000 lbs. The exact rating depends on the hitch model and your truck’s towing capacity. Lightweight 5th wheel hitches may be rated up to 16,000 or perhaps 20,000 lbs., making them a suitable options for many small to medium-size 5th wheel campers. Heavy-duty 5th wheel hitches that are built for professional use feature ratings up to 25,000 or 30,000 lbs. and can be used for the largest of 5th wheel campers and other 5th-wheel-style trailers.

It's important to match your 5th wheel hitch to both your truck’s capabilities and the gross trailer weight (GTW) of what you’re towing. Exceeding weight limits can lead to unsafe towing conditions, reduced control, and potential damage to your vehicle. Always check your truck’s manufacturer guidelines and hitch ratings to ensure a secure and reliable towing setup, and always abide by the lowest-rated towing component in your system.

5th Wheel Hitch Installation Options

Installing a 5th wheel hitch requires the right mounting system to ensure compatibility with your truck. CURT offers three main installation options: the OEM puck system mount for factory-ready trucks, traditional fixed brackets, and a gooseneck hitch adapter for added versatility.

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1. OEM Puck System Mount

Many modern trucks come equipped with an OEM puck system, a factory-installed mounting platform built into the truck bed. CURT 5th wheel hitches designed for OEM pucks drop directly into these pre-set mounting points, allowing for fast, tool-free installation and removal. This system provides a clean, integrated look and eliminates the need for additional brackets or drilling, making it a convenient and secure option for towing 5th wheel trailers.

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2. Traditional Fixed Brackets

For trucks without an OEM puck system, traditional fixed brackets provide a strong mounting solution. These brackets bolt directly to the truck frame, supporting industry-standard base rails that accommodate most 5th wheel hitches. While installation may require drilling and additional hardware, this setup offers long-term durability and compatibility with a wide range of 5th wheel hitches, making it a reliable choice for heavy-duty towing.

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3. Gooseneck Adapter

A gooseneck hitch adapter allows you to tow a 5th wheel trailer using an existing gooseneck hitch. This option is perfect for truck owners who want the flexibility to switch between gooseneck and 5th wheel towing without installing separate mounting rails. CURT offers several adapter solutions, making it easy to maximize your truck’s towing capabilities without permanent modifications.

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Truck Gooseneck Hitches

Truck Goosenck Hitch OEM Puck System Bed

Maximum Strength for Heavy-Duty Towing

CURT gooseneck hitches are built for the toughest towing jobs, offering exceptional strength and stability for heavy-duty trailers. Designed specifically for hitching up to trailers with a gooseneck coupler — such as livestock trailers, flatbeds, and commercial equipment trailers — gooseneck hitches mount directly in the truck bed, positioning the trailer’s weight over the rear axle for improved balance and control. Like 5th wheel hitches, a gooseneck hitch requires a pickup truck for towing.

With options like under-bed, over-bed, and OEM puck mounting systems, CURT gooseneck hitches provide a secure, high-capacity towing solution while keeping your truck bed functional when not in use. Whether for work or farm use, a gooseneck hitch delivers the power and reliability needed for heavy loads.

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Truck Gooseneck Hitch Facts

Uses & Trailer Types

Gooseneck hitches are designed for towing the heaviest and longest trailers with maximum stability and maneuverability. Commonly used for livestock trailers, flatbed equipment haulers, commercial transport trailers, and large utility trailers, gooseneck hitches provide a secure connection by mounting directly in the truck bed. This design places the trailer’s weight over the rear axle, improving balance and reducing sway compared to traditional bumper towing. Gooseneck hitches also allow for a tighter turning radius, making them ideal for hauling large loads through confined spaces like farmyards, job sites, and commercial lots.

Weight Capacities

Gooseneck hitches are built for professional-grade towing, with weight capacities typically ranging from 25,000 lbs. to over 35,000 lbs., depending on the hitch model and truck’s capabilities. These high weight limits make gooseneck hitches ideal for hauling heavy machinery, fully loaded livestock trailers, and oversized cargo.

It’s crucial to match your gooseneck hitch to your truck’s towing capacity and trailer weight to ensure safe and efficient towing. Always check manufacturer specifications and towing guidelines to avoid overloading your truck and to maintain proper handling and braking performance. Also, remember that your towing capacity is always limited to the lowest-rated component in your towing system.

Gooseneck Hitch Installation Options

Installing a gooseneck hitch requires the right mounting system to ensure strength, compatibility, and ease of use. Like our 5th wheel hitches, there are three primary options: an OEM puck system kit or hitch for factory-equipped trucks, traditional bolt-on under-bed brackets, and a 5th wheel hitch adapter. Each option provides a secure towing solution, allowing you to choose the best setup based on your truck’s configuration and towing needs.

1. OEM Puck System Kit

Many modern pickup trucks come equipped with an OEM puck system, which includes factory-installed mounting points in the truck bed. CURT offers puck system gooseneck hitches designed specifically for these systems, allowing for a quick, drop-in installation without additional drilling or modifications. These components provide a seamless, factory-integrated look and ensure a strong, secure connection for heavy-duty towing.

2. Traditional Brackets

For trucks without an OEM puck system, traditional fixed brackets offer a reliable mounting solution. This setup involves bolting custom-fit brackets to the truck frame to support an under-bed gooseneck hitch. While installation may require drilling, this option provides long-term durability and a clean truck bed when the hitch ball is removed. It’s an ideal choice for truck owners who need a permanently installed gooseneck hitch for frequent towing.

3. 5th Wheel Adapter

A 5th wheel hitch adapter allows you to tow a gooseneck trailer using an existing 5th wheel hitch setup. This option is perfect for truck owners who frequently switch between 5th wheel and gooseneck towing without installing separate mounting systems. The CURT rail-mounted gooseneck hitch makes it easy to maximize your truck’s towing versatility without major modifications.

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Tips for Choosing the Best Hitch for Your Truck

Selecting the right hitch for your truck can seem overwhelming, especially considering that your truck is an extremely versatile and capable towing tool, and as such, it may be compatible with multiple hitches simultaneously. Here are some key factors to consider when choosing the best hitch for your needs:

How Will You Use the Hitch?
Determine whether you'll be towing frequently or just occasionally. If you need a hitch for work, heavy-duty hauling, or off-road adventures, a stronger, more specialized hitch may be required.
What Type(s) of Trailer(s) Will You Be Towing?
Different trailer types require different hitches. If you’re towing a boat, camper, or utility trailer with a bumper-pull-style tongue, a receiver hitch with a standard ball mount may be ideal. For heavier loads like livestock trailers, a gooseneck hitch provides better stability, but you need to make sure the trailer actually has a gooseneck-style coupler and that your truck is compatible with a gooseneck hitch. Likewise with 5th wheel trailers. If you're planning to tow a 5th wheel camper, you'll need a 5th wheel hitch, and you'll need to make sure your truck is compatible with that hitch type.
What Equipment Does Your Truck Already Have?
Check if your truck comes with a factory-installed towing package, such as an OEM puck system for 5th wheel or gooseneck hitches. If it does, choosing a compatible hitch can simplify installation. If your truck already has a receiver hitch, check to make sure that it's the right size. Most trucks come with a 2" or 2-1/2" receiver. Some have a 3" receiver. If you need to upgrade your receiver hitch to be more suited to your towing situation, an aftermarket truck receiver hitch may be your best option. There are also hitch adapters and reducers that allow for accessories with a different shank size to fit into your larger or smaller receiver tube.
What is the Weight Capacity of Your Truck?
Always match your hitch’s weight rating to your truck’s towing capacity as well as the total weight of your trailer. Exceeding these limits can lead to dangerous towing conditions, reduced control, and potential damage to your vehicle. Matching the tow ratings of your truck will ensure you're maximizing your potential, even if your current trailer doesn't require the higher rating. Also, it's vital to always abide by the lowest-rated towing component in your system, whether that's your hitch, your truck, or another piece of towing equipment.
How Much Do You Want to Spend?
Hitches range from affordable standard ball mounts to premium adjustable and shock-absorbing systems. Choose a hitch that fits your budget while still meeting your towing needs and safety requirements. Also consider how you can best balance the investment now versus maintenance or upgrade costs later. If you settle for a cheaper option now, it may be less of an investment up front, but it may result in more costs down the road.
Do You Want to Install Your Hitch or Have a Professional Do It?
Some hitches, like OEM puck system hitches, offer quick, drop-in installation, while others require drilling or frame-mounted brackets. Consider whether you prefer a DIY-friendly option or if a professional installation is needed. DIY will almost always be less expensive, but you need to make sure you're up to the task. If you have doubts about your ability to complete the work effectively, or if you lack the tools, know-how, or time, you may consider reaching out to a professional. A professional installation also offers a peace of mind, knowing that the job will get done right.
What Are Your Future Towing Needs?
It's one thing to buy a hitch to tow the trailer you currently own, but what might you be towing next year or in three years? If you plan on towing different types of trailers, it may be best to invest in a hitch that can accommodate multiple rigs. An adjustable hitch is great option for this, featuring the ability to adapt to different trailer heights. For 5th wheel and gooseneck towing, several adapter options exist that allow you switch back and forth between the two different towing types. Additionally, it's important to maximize your towing potential by matching the weight capacity of your truck. If you purchase a hitch that's rated too low, you may be limiting your towing options down the road. Remember to consider your truck's towing capacity and that your overall towing capacity is limited to your lowest-rated towing component.
What Accessories Will You Be Needing?
Don’t forget additional towing accessories like weight distribution systems, sway control, and hitch-mounted cargo carriers, which can enhance safety and convenience based on your towing setup. Many of these accessories can always be purchased at a later date, but it's important to think ahead and verify that the hitch you choose will accommodate any accessories you may need later on.

By carefully considering these factors, you can choose the best hitch for your truck and towing needs, ensuring a safe and reliable experience every time you hit the road.

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Truck Hitches

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Types of Truck Hitches

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Truck Receiver Hitches

Strength & Versatility for Every Tow

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Truck Receiver Hitch Facts

Uses & Trailer Types

Receiver Sizes

Weight Capacities

Standard Truck Ball Hitches

Reliable Towing Performance

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Adjustable Truck Hitch Ball Mounts

Versatility for Any Trailer

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Cushion Truck Hitches

Smoother, Safer Towing

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Truck Pintle Hitches

Heavy-Duty Towing Strength

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Truck Tow Hook Mounts

A Secure Recovery Solution

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Truck Weight Distribution Hitches

Balanced & Stable Towing

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Truck Hitch Winch Mount

Versatile Recovery Power

Truck Cargo Hitches

Extra Storage for Any Adventure

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Truck Bike Rack Hitches

Adventure-Ready Transportation

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Truck 5th Wheel Hitches

Heavy-Duty Towing for Big Trailers

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Uses & Trailer Types

Weight Capacities

5th Wheel Hitch Installation Options

1. OEM Puck System Mount

2. Traditional Fixed Brackets

3. Gooseneck Adapter

Truck Gooseneck Hitches

Maximum Strength for Heavy-Duty Towing

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Gooseneck Hitch Installation Options

1. OEM Puck System Kit

2. Traditional Brackets

3. 5th Wheel Adapter

Tips for Choosing the Best Hitch for Your Truck