If you're safely towing a trailer, one of the most important numbers you need to know is the tongue weight -- also called hitch weight or trailer nose weight. It is the weight that your trailer's ...

If you have ever attempted to pull a utility trailer on the trail, you probably know how important it is for the hitch connection to remain flexible over rough terrain. Without significant flexibility ...

Tongue weight is the amount of weight a trailer puts on the towing vehicle’s trailer ball. The tongue is the part of the trailer that sticks out ahead of the cargo area; it’s typically two rails that ...

All too often hooking up a trailer requires getting in and out of the tow vehicle several times before the tow ball is under the tongue, even with the aid of a rear-view camera. DuraSafe’s Coupler ...

From selecting the right tow vehicle to hooking up and loading a trailer, here's our how-to guide for towing safely. Emme Hall Former editor for CNET Cars I love two-seater, RWD convertibles and own a ...

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When you're not using your trailer or camper, you can use your hitch lock to protect a hitch-mounted cargo carrier when you need extra cargo. If you're looking for an easy way to keep your trailer and ...

Sigh. Yes, of course you should cross your trailer's safety chains under its tongue, if possible. That's the way they're intended to be used, and in fact, it's the law in many areas. If we left the ...