Towing

Learn what to check before a long weekend trip to safely tow your vehicle with an RV.  Free checklist included!

Learn how the 60/40 rule helps balance trailer weight, why tongue weight matters, and when to consider a weight distribution hitch.

Learn how to choose tow bars for RV towing, compare common types, and find the right setup for your car, SUV, truck, or trailer behind your motorhome.

Learn how often to perform towbar maintenance, what to inspect, and how to prevent rust, wear, and electrical problems before your next trip.

Learn 5 common flat towing capacity mistakes and how to avoid them. Set up your RV to tow safely with the right components.

Learn how to identify your current towbar or weight distribution system by checking its labels, mounting style, spring bars, brackets, and hardware.

Learn towing terminology like GTC, GTW, GVWR, and vertical load. Understand limits, safety tips, and how to tow correctly.

When it comes to towing trailers, safety and stability are paramount. A weight distribution hitch plays a crucial role in this scenario. It's a specialized towing device that evenly distributes the load between the towing vehicle and the trailer. 

Recreational Vehicle (RV) towing involves more than just attaching a trailer to a vehicle. It's about understanding the dynamics of safe and efficient transportation. 

Flat towing requires careful consideration of several factors to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip. The process involves more than just attaching a vehicle to your RV.

Tongue weight is the downward force a trailer puts on a hitch, affecting towing safety, stability, and overall vehicle performance.

Trailer wiring can be confusing so we have put together color-coded diagrams to help you out.

If you have any additional questions or need any help don't hesitate to contact us.

The only thing you should have to worry about at the lake is how much fun you'll be having, so here are our tips to ensure your confidence in towing a boat.