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RV Hitches & Tow Equipment

We've all heard the saying it's less about the destination and more about the journey. This is especially true with RV living which is why it's important to stock up on all hitch and tow necessities to ensure you're never stuck or stranded while out on the road. Starting with receiver hitches, an item you'll come to depend on more often than not. Having at least one, preferably more, on hand will prove beneficial in times when you least expect it. The same can be said for tow dollies as they're designed to offer assistance when you need it the most. No one wants to leave their vehicle behind if they have the option of bringing it along. With a tow dolly, your automobile tags along for the adventure. Vehicle towing is a popular, and warranted, need for many RV owners. Having the option to tow with a trusted dolly is worth the peace of mind it provides. As they say, the more the merrier, which includes hitch and tow accessories. The journey is much more enjoyable when you're prepared.

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Frequently Asked Questions: RV Hitch & Tow

What is the best hitch to tow a travel trailer?

For towing travel trailers, the best hitches are class 3, 4, or 5 hitches. Make sure your tow vehicle can tow the travel trailer of your choice with our RV tow guide.

Can you tow a travel trailer with a regular hitch?

While it is possible to tow a travel trailer with a regular hitch, it is much safer to tow one with a weight distribution hitch. These balance the weight between the trailer and the tow vehicle, compared to a normal hitch.

What class of hitch is the strongest?

Class 5 hitches are the strongest, designed for vans and large trucks. However, there are bigger options for larger RVs such as the gooseneck and fifth wheels hitches.