Trailer Hitch Installation - 2005 Toyota Camry - Curt Video

In the video you are referring to the vehicle is a 2003 Toyota Camry and on that model the instructions only call for 3 fasteners on each side of the vehicle. I have included a link to the installation instructions for you to view.

The Curt Hitch part #C12339 that you referenced is the most popular hitch for your vehicle that we carry.

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

The easiest way to get the complete installation hardware you would need for your 2004 Toyota Camry would be to go to the product page for Replacement Hardware Kit #RHK, enter the part number of the hitch you have (C12339), select the hitch…

As long as the hitch installed on your 2000 Toyota Camry is a Class II hitch like the part #36336 you can use the adapter part #HT5R which will give you a 2 inch hitch 5 inches higher than the opening of your hitch. For a locking hitch pin for the 2…

According to the instructions, the bolts for hitch part #75237, are M12 x 1.25 x 40MM bolts. If you do not have a metric tap and die set, I would just take one of the bolts to a hardware store and match the tap to the bolt.

Yes we do have replacement hardware kits available. Use the Replacement Hardware Kit for Trailer Hitches part #RHK. When ordering it will ask for your hitch part number this will be part #C11391.

No, and there will never ever be a 2 inch hitch available for a 2018 Toyota Camry; the only option is indeed the 1-1/4 inch Curt Trailer Hitch #C11576.

E-tracks are typically the stronger of the two, but X-track is more versatile since you can mount them horizontally or vertically. Choosing between the two really depends upon how you plan to use them. If you are installing something in a truck bed,…