Weight distributing (WD) hitches are a well-proven concept, and unless improperly installed and/or adjusted, will definitely help. Handling and braking will improve immensely compared to towing ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. A weight distributing hitch will make the controlling your trailer and driving your tow vehicle much easier If you ...

Four-wheelers love to show off, and they love big pickups that can tow their toys and trailers. One only need to roll into any big gathering of off-road enthusiasts to see such packages firsthand.

Whether towing a flat bed, enclosed utility trailer or dump trailer, safe towing starts with properly equipped vehicles. Husky Towing Products’ new Center Line TS hitch quietly combines weight ...

Many pickup truck manufacturers recommend using a weight-distribution hitch when towing over a certain trailer weight. Half-ton trucks like the Ford F-150 and Ram 1500 typically recommend a ...

If you've ever towed a trailer, you know that keeping it steady is half the battle. Trailer sway is that sudden side-to-side motion — also called snaking, fishtailing, or oscillation — that can strike ...

If you’ve ever been around a group of caravanners, the term WDH will probably have cropped up. But what is a WDH and do you need one? WDH stands for Weight Distribution Hitch, but they’re also known ...

AirSafe reckons it reduces up to 90 per cent of shock transfer, meaning less sway and bounce. The hitches are engineered so the connection to the trailer is separated from the connection to the tow ...

You’ve got your tow vehicle sorted, your trailer is ready to go and all that remains is to connect the two. This is a very crucial element to get right, of course, and there are a few basics that you ...