hitch install

  1. Changing Trucks or Trailers Before Winter? Recheck Your Fifth Wheel Hitch Setup Before You Tow

    When either side of your truck-and-trailer combination changes, the hitch setup deserves a fresh look before the first cold-weather trip. Winter is a common time for changes. Maybe you upgraded to a newer truck, moved from a long bed to a short bed, or found the fifth wheel trailer you have been watching all year. Any of those changes can...
  2. Aftermarket Hitch Installation Questions to Ask Before Ordering Online

    The pre-purchase checklist that keeps you from ordering the wrong hitch or a bigger install than expected. Ordering a hitch online takes about two minutes. Ordering the right hitch, with the right plan for installation, takes a little homework first. This checklist covers the aftermarket hitch installation questions worth asking before you order online, so you avoid the two classic...
  3. Finding a Trailer Hitch Installer for EcoHitch Products Near You

    Line up installation before your EcoHitch arrives so the box does not sit in the garage. Buying online is easy. Getting the hitch installed is the part shoppers underestimate. If you are looking for a trailer hitch installer for EcoHitch products, the smart move is to find your installer and book an appointment before you order, not after the package...
  4. What to Do If a Dealer Will Not Install Your Aftermarket Hitch

    A practical plan for when a dealer says they do not install aftermarket parts. You bought the hitch, or you are about to, and a dealer or local service center just told you they will not install an aftermarket part. It is a frustrating moment, and it is easy to assume the worst about the product or your warranty. Take...

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