Trailer Hitch Ball Mounts & Accessories
A trailer hitch ball mount provides a reliable connection for your vehicle and trailer. Ball mounts are available in all standard shank sizes, including 1-1/4", 2", 2-1/2" and 3". We carry everything from standard to specialized ball mounts, and also offer a complete lineup of adjustable height hitches. From camping trips to commercial jobs, find the right ball mount for your next adventure.
A Ball Mount for Every Lifestyle
A ball mount serves as the immediate connection point between your vehicle’s receiver and your trailer coupler. It is important that this towing accessory is perfectly suited for your setup and made with quality materials. Each of our ball mounts is designed, built and finished with precision to ensure dependability for the road ahead.
We offer our hitch ball mounts in a wide variety of sizes, styles and capacities to outfit virtually any car, van, truck, SUV and beyond. Choose from standard ball mounts, adjustable, loaded, multi-ball, deep-drop and more. We also offer advanced shock-absorbing technology. The CURT RockerBall™ cushion hitch prevents jerking and jarring and encourages a smooth tow.
We also offer heavy-duty ball mounts, including 3” shank options, pintle hitches and a variety of specialty mounts. Also shop our complete selection of accessories, including trailer balls, adapters and extenders – everything you need for a safe, successful adventure every time.
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