Trailer Hitch Adapters & Extenders
Extend Your Hitch & Adapt to Any Trailer
Whether you need to give your ball mount and trailer coupler a little extra room, or you're trying to fit a big cargo carrier onto the back of your vehicle, we offer a variety of hitch extenders and adapters to make things simple.
Our hitch extensions are simple and easy to use. They slide into your existing receiver and add a few extra inches of clearance for tow loads or cargo accessories. You can extend the overall length of your trailer hitch in seconds, avoiding damage to your vehicle and trailer or any hitch accessories installed on your system. Shop lengths from as little as 4” to two feet and beyond to get the exact amount of clearance you need.
Our hitch adapters are a diverse collection, making hitch up easier, whether you need more drop, more rise or a larger or smaller receiver size. If the existing receiver hitch on your vehicle is too large or too small to fit a new accessory, a hitch receiver adapter can easily accommodate and form a reliable connection. If your receiver tube is too high or too low for your trailer, we also have adapter products that will make up the difference. Also shop our specialty hitch adapters to add an extra receiver!
All hitch extenders and adapters are available in standard receiver sizes, including 1-1/4", 2", 2-1/2" and even 3”. They are constructed from high-strength steel and have a tough black powder coat finish to protect against corrosion and ensure long-lasting dependability. Also choose from a variety of weight capacity options. Note that your towing capacity is always limited by your lowest-rated towing component, including your vehicle.
-
Read More >How to Stop That Pesky Trailer Sway
Trailer sway is a side-to-side motion that’s not only obnoxious but can turn dangerous if left unchecked. In this blog post, we’ll talk about the causes of trailer sway and four methods to prevent it.
-
Read More >How to Install & Use a Trailer Sway Control Kit
In this guide, we’ll walk step by step through the basic process of installing a trailer sway control kit. We’ll cover the parts that make up a sway control, tools needed for the job, the steps involved, and some alternative sway control options to consider.
-
Read More >First-time travel trailer owner? Let’s walk through some helpful tips and discuss what equipment you’ll need for safe, successful towing. Read More >