Trailer Sway Control
Our Sway Control Products Make Towing Safe & Easy
Safety and peace of mind are essential when towing. Our trailer sway control products help prevent trailer sway with unique technology that can distribute weight, manage braking output and even make advanced braking maneuvers to prevent trailer sway as it occurs.
Sway Command® prevents trailer sway by applying the trailer brakes in real-time, preventing a sway event from getting out of hand. A CURT anti-sway hitch is also an effective method to prevent sway and is designed to attach to your vehicle and trailer at the coupling point to counteract any lateral movement in your trailer, keeping your tow load straighter on the road and giving you more control over your vehicle.
The TruTrack™ sway control hitch has advanced weight distribution technology that can prevent trailer sway on the road by spreading tongue weight more evenly across the four wheels of the vehicle, providing a superior and safer towing experience. It works by combining precise weight distribution with integrated sway control to deliver a smoother, safer ride and features a unique trailer sway bar attachment system with round or trunnion style spring bars.
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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.
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Read More >What is a Weight Distribution Hitch?
If you're an avid travler, adventure-seeker, lover of all things outdoors, or anything along those lines, chances are you may be looking into getting your hands on a travel trailer, or upgrading to a larger one to accomodate some of your newly-scheduled road trips that await....Read More >
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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.