Towing Solutions

A trailer hitch is the primary connection component in a towing system. It allows you to hook up a trailer to your vehicle. Selecting the right type of trailer hitch for your vehicle and trailer is criticial. Custom hitches have a vehicle-specific design and provide the best fit, easiest installation and optimal towing capacity. To find the best hitch for your vehicle, just look up your year, make, and model.

A ball mount is a metal tube or bar that inserts into the trailer hitch receiver and provides a mounting plate to hold a trailer ball.

When selecting the right ball mount and trailer ball for your towing setup, it is important to consider size and weight capacity. For level towing, you will also need to determine the proper drop or rise for your ball mount.

Like most trailer hitches, vehicle trailer wiring is made vehicle-specific. You will need a custom wiring harness to connect your vehicle's electrical system to a trailer.

A custom wiring harness uses vehicle-specific connectors to "T" into your vehicle's wiring without any splicing required. It then provides a standard trailer wiring connector, typically in the form of a 4-way flat. To find custom wiring for your vehicle, just look up your year, make and model.

A hitch pin allows you to secure your ball mount into the receiver tube of your trailer hitch. It is a simple L-shaped piece that passes through the receiver and ball mount shank.

For enhanced security and theft deterrence out on the road, a hitch lock serves the same function as a hitch pin, only it features a key-operated lock on one end. Hitch locks are available in multiple sizes and styles.