Before you hit the open road with your travel trailer, there’s one crucial question: “Is your setup road-ready?”
Towing a trailer may look simple—but one wrong move can turn into a dangerous situation fast. Whether you're hauling tools, toys, or a full-size camper, safety begins long before your wheels start turning.
Setting up a ProPride 3P® Hitch might sound technical—but don’t worry, it's more approachable than it seems. Proper installation turns your trailer and tow vehicle into a synchronized team, delivering stability, safety, and confidence on every mile.
Weight distribution is one of the most crucial—and most overlooked—factors in safe towing.
Few things are more unnerving than feeling your trailer start to sway on the highway. That sideways tug, the sudden instability—it’s not just uncomfortable, it’s downright dangerous.
Ever stood in front of your trailer wondering, “Will this hitch really keep things steady?” You’re not alone.
If you’ve ever struggled with hitching your trailer or dreaded the moment you have to unhitch after a long haul, you’re not alone. Even seasoned towers can feel a little anxious when it comes to lining things up, setting weight distribution, and getting all the components just right.
Towing isn’t just about horsepower—it’s about awareness, preparation, and safety every mile of the way. Whether you’re heading out for a weekend getaway or hauling gear across state lines, having the ProPride 3P Hitch is a great start, but safe towing practices take it to the next level.
Towing through the mountains isn't your average highway cruise.
A well-maintained trailer hitch is more than just a metal connector—it’s your first line of defense for towing safely. Yet many drivers overlook hitch care until something goes wrong. Whether you’re towing an RV cross-country or hauling weekend gear, keeping your hitch in top condition can save you from major headaches.