Will Curt Hitch and Drawbar fit a 2007 Toyota Saris?

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Does the c11060 fit 2007 toyota yaris ?

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The Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C11060 will fit your 2007 Toyota Yaris if it is a sedan and not a 3-door hatchback.

The correct ball mount for this hitch is the Curt # C45521, for which you'd also need a pin and clip, # F-4.

Keep in mind that using this hitch would require the use of Curt's support straps # 18050 for non-trailer loads or you would void the warranty.

Should you have a hatchback, I highly recommend using the Draw-Tite # 24819. It will not require the use of any stabilization straps, has a more attractive price point and is also a confirmed fit for sedan versions of the Yaris. The drawbar I recommend with this hitch is one that already comes with the hitch pin and clip, the Draw-Tite # 3593. Along with this drawbar you would want to use 1-7/8" hitch ball # 19256 or 2" hitch ball # 19258.

For trailer wiring to power up your brake lights and turn signals you would need T-One Wiring Harness # 118517 if your Yaris was a sedan, or Hopkins Tail Light Converter # HM48925 if your Yaris was a hatchback.

I've added links to some videos on these products for you to check out as well.

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