New Adjustable Trailer Hitch Ball Seat 2 Inch Receiver Dual Tow Ball Dual Pin Key Lock

【Wide Applications】

Get peace of mind with our sturdy, easy-to-install hitches and 2-inch and 2-5/16-inch tow balls for all kinds of tugboats, trailers, campers, livestock trailers, recreational vehicle trailers, off-road vehicles, ATVs, motorcycles, etc.

【Carrying Capacity】

Our products provide larger load carrying capacity than general adjustable trailer hitches on the market, 2-inch ball can hold 8000 lbs, 2-5/16 inch can hold 12500 lbs.

【Adjustable】

Height adjustment function in descending and ascending position, ideal to match the height of the tow hitch of different vehicles, ideal for getting the proper level. No need to change the hitch for a different vehicle.

【Quick Change】

Allows you to switch trailers in seconds, making your vehicle trailer settings consistent with your chosen tow ball size.

Frequently Asked Questions about Car Tow Hooks

What does a car tow hook do?

1. The car tow hook is a traction device connected to the rear anti-collision beam of the vehicle, mainly installed on ordinary household vehicles and self-propelled RVs.
2. The trailer hook can be installed to tow small trailers and trailers. Of course, it can also be installed with some rear bicycle racks, luggage, etc., which increases the cargo space of the vehicle.

Are all car tow hooks the same?

Tow hook receiving threads come in hundreds of different sizes and pitches, as there are hundreds of different makes and models out there. A common misconception is that the receiving tow hook thread is the same for every car. This is far from the truth.

Precautions for using car tow hooks

There are three main things to consider when choosing a trailer hitch tee: how much weight you want to tow, what size receiver tube your trailer hitch has, and how much lower or higher your tee needs to be.

Be sure to choose a tee with sufficient total trailer weight to fit your trailer. Trailer weight is one of the most important aspects of towing and you should not exceed the capacity of the vehicle, trailer or any part of the trailer hitch.