For a plug and play option, a powered taillight converter like the Curt # C55532 or the Tow Ready # 118462 are the only choices available.
If you wanted to do a hardwired application where the inputs for the converter would tap directly into the taillight circuits, I'd recommend the # C55532 from Curt. This converter would not have a connection to the vehicle's battery, but the fact that it draws power directly from the PT Cruiser's taillight circuits means that it won't offer the circuit... view full answer...
We do offer several brands of light-duty 1-1/4-inch Class I trailer hitches for your 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser, including the Curt # C11132 that you referenced. The link at right will show you all options.
The Curt hitch is the one that does not require drilling, but otherwise all hitches will install in an essentially identical manner using included hardware.
I have linked you to an installation video for the Hidden Hitch # 60818 and also to two helpful hitch installation articles.
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The only hitches made for the 2004 Chrysler PT Cruiser are Class I hitches like the Curt Class I 1-1/4 Inch Hitch # C11132. Class I hitches are rated at 2,000 lbs. gross towing weight capacity and 200 lbs. tongue weight. The weight capacity you will be able to tow is determined by the towing weight capacity of your vehicle. The Chrysler PT Cruiser has a low towing weight capacity and that is why there are no Class II or Class III hitches available for your vehicle. view full answer...
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