Is your vehicle designed to tow a trailer? How much weight is your vehicle capable of towing?

-    Refer to your vehicle Owners' Manual for towing capacity and other towing recommendations.

 Is it equipped with a trailer hitch and appropriate wiring for trailer lights?

-         Trailer hitches are available in various towing capacities. Be sure the one on your vehicle is capable of handling your new trailer safely and legally.

-         Ensure all trailer light wiring is in good clean working order. If you suspect a problem, our Service technicians can diagnose and repair the issue in a timely manner.

 Do you have the proper size trailer ball and ball mount?

-         Trailer balls come in various sizes; the most popular are 1-7/8", 2", and 2-5/16". Generally speaking, a single axle trailer will have a 2" coupler, and larger, tandem axle trailers have a 2-5/16" coupler. A 1-7/8" coupler will typically be found on smaller boat trailers, as well as some smaller RV's such as tent trailers.

-         Ball mount are also available in various sizes and weight carrying capacities. All Parts stocks a wide variety to be sure we have the one you will need when you arrive to take delivery of your new trailer. We take the time to proper match up your tow vehicle and new trailer to be sure the trailer is level while traveling to ensure a safe, sway-free towing experience.

 Is your new trailer equipped with electric brakes?

-         We install brand name brake controllers by Tekonsha . Most late model vehicles are factory pre-wired for a trailer brake controller, and in most cases take less than 20 minutes to install. Not sure if your vehicle is pre-wired? Call us today and we will help you find out.