TOWING SOLUTIONS
Whether you’re towing a boat or installing
a bike rack, we’ve got you covered.
Step 1
SELECT A TRAILER HITCH
A trailer hitch is the primary connection component in a towing system that attaches a trailer to your tow vehicle. Selecting the correct type of trailer hitch for your vehicle and trailer is critical. Pro Tip: Custom hitches are designed to be vehicle-specific. Universal hitches are designed to fit many different applications. Drilling and some modifications may be required.
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Step 2
CHOOSE MOUNT & TRAILER BALL
A ball mount is a metal tube or bar that inserts into the trailer hitch and provides a mounting plate to hold a trailer ball.
A trailer ball is the immediate connection point between your tow vehicle and trailer. In conjunction with a trailer coupler, a trailer ball allows you to turn corners and travel over bumps and dips without becoming disconnected.
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Step 3
SELECT THE COUPLER
The coupler mounts and locks on top of the trailer ball and articulates around it.
Pro Tip: The trailer ball must be a perfect fit for the trailer coupler. Towing with a mismatched trailer ball and coupler is not safe.
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TORQUE
SPECIFICATIONS
- 3/4” shank: 165 ft. lbs.
- 1” shank: 250 ft. lbs.
- 1 1/4” shank: 450 ft. lbs.
- 2” shank: 4,550 ft. lbs.
TOWING TIPS
Watch videos on towing safety
and tips on making installation easier.