Curt Manufacturing 13456 Trailer Accessory 2" Receiver Class 3
Class 3 trailer hitch with a 2-inch receiver, identified by part number 13456
- Product typeTrailer, Plow & Towing Equipment
- Product colorBlack
- Class 3 rating handles heavier trailers
- 2-inch receiver fits standard accessories
- Black finish resists corrosion
- New condition ensures full reliability
- CURT brand built for towing strength
Curt 13456 Class 3 Receiver
The Curt 13456 is a Class 3 trailer hitch featuring a two-inch receiver opening. It is built for towing trailers and mounting hitch accessories such as bike racks or cargo carriers. The black finish provides corrosion resistance for automotive use.
Towing and accessory mounting
This hitch suits vehicle owners who need a standard two-inch receiver for Class 3 towing capacity or accessory use. It is not for applications requiring a different receiver size, a higher class rating, or a specific vehicle fitment that this part does not address.
Two-inch receiver size
The defining specification is the two-inch receiver tube, which determines compatibility with hitch-mounted accessories and ball mounts. Confirm that your vehicle and towing setup require this exact receiver dimension before purchase.
How it compares
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- Price $479.99
- Pricier than about 99% of the 51 comparable items (median $176.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CURT |
| Product type | Trailer, Plow & Towing Equipment |
| Product color | Black |
Questions about this item
What size receiver tube does the Curt 13456 hitch accept?
The hitch has a 2-inch receiver opening that accepts standard 2-inch accessory shanks.
Which mounting points on the vehicle frame does the Curt 13456 use for installation?
It bolts to the vehicle frame using the supplied hardware; torque all fasteners to the values in the included instructions to avoid loose brackets.
How should the black finish on the Curt 13456 be maintained over time?
Inspect the coating regularly for chips or rust, then clean and touch up any damaged areas with automotive-grade paint to prevent corrosion.
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