There are many trailer types on the market today, and with that comes a variety of hitching systems. The hitching systems for trailers can be divided into two categories: bumper-pull hitches and ...

"Pretty sure I'd rip the rear of the truck out before this thing gave way." ...

The trailer is doing a lazy samba behind your SUV as you drive down the highway, swaying side to side far enough to intrude into the neighboring lanes and tug at your truck's rear end. It feels spooky ...

Towing is serious business. It doesn’t matter whether you’re pulling a small, single-axle 5x10-foot open utility trailer with a couple of new axles strapped to the floor, a 30-foot dual-axle travel ...

Many pickup trucks come pre-equipped with a hitch receiver, ready and rarin’ to tow your favorite trailer. But let’s be honest, most of the time you’re not towing anything, and it just sits there ...

A hide-a-hitch gooseneck adaptor can add value to your truck as an extra towing accessory. It should be strong enough to allow your truck to pull various rigs, including wheel trailers, horse trailers ...

One of the questions we seem to receive frequently is one asking about setting up a car trailer for use, and how to properly load it. Let's face it, there are times when driving your car to a ...

There are a variety of trailer types on the market today. And their purposes vary greatly, as do the ways they attach to a tow vehicle. In this first part of a two-part series we will cover trailer ...