I don't have a precise ground clearance measurement for the Curt Class I # C11435 (nor does Curt), but as you can see in the provided photo, the receiver tube will sit flush against the underside of the bumper fascia. If you measure approximately 2 inches downward from the lowest point of the bumper fascia, you'll have a pretty accurate idea of where the underside of the receiver would sit.
If you'll be using the hitch for light-duty towing, you'll need a few other items to complete your... view full answer...
It took me a couple of minutes but I finally found that table. That is actually in the instructions for the hitch # C11435 for the 2017 Mazda Miata. The table is laid out kind of weird. It does make it look like the top row of numbers is tongue weight. But that is the gross trailer weight and the tongue weight is usually 10 to 15 percent of that. So usually a Class I hitch is rated up to 2,000 pounds gross trailer weight and 200 pounds tongue weight.
But with that said you also have to... view full answer...
The Roadmaster EZ Base Plate Kit - Removable Arms # 52728-1 you were looking at for your 2011 Mazda MX-5 Miata weights in at 45lbs with the removeable arms, and while Roadmaster did not have an exact weight of the arms they did mention they are roughly 5lbs each. view full answer...
The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C11028 for your 2014 Mazda MX-5 Miata weighs 26lbs. Curt recommends using the Ball Mount # C45521 in the rise position with either a 1-7/8" # C40001 or 2" # C40018 ball to match your trailer coupler if you intend to pull a small trailer. You will also need a Hitch Pin & Clip # F-4 to secure the ball mount in the receiver.
The Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # 56082 will provide you a 4-way flat connector that most small trailers will require to... view full answer...
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