SuperTruss
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SuperHitch Fitment Questions for Trucks Carrying Campers With Rear Overhang
The fitment questions to ask, and the details to gather, before ordering a SuperHitch for a truck with rear camper overhang. Rear camper overhang changes the fitment conversation. Before ordering a SuperHitch for a truck carrying an overhanging camper, it helps to work through a short list of fitment questions so you gather the right truck, camper, and trailer details... -
Why a SuperHitch Set Up May Include More Than the Rear Receiver Hitch
How camper overhang, clearance, wiring, and ratings can add related parts to your SuperHitch order. It is common to start a SuperHitch order thinking about a single part: the rear receiver hitch. For many truck camper towing setups, though, the order grows once you account for camper overhang, trailer clearance, wiring reach, and ratings. This guide explains why your SuperHitch... -
SuperHitch Shopping Notes for Slide-In Camper Owners Pulling a Trailer
What slide-in camper owners should review before ordering a SuperHitch and truck camper towing setup online. Pulling a trailer while carrying a slide-in camper is one of the most demanding towing setups a pickup can take on, and the shopping process reflects that. Before you order a SuperHitch, it helps to know which measurements, ratings, and trailer details actually determine... -
SuperTruss Length Options: Matching Extension Length to Camper and Trailer Plans
How to think about SuperTruss extension length when your camper overhang and trailer clearance decide the reach you need. Choosing a SuperTruss extension is not about picking the longest option available. It is about matching reach to your specific camper overhang and trailer clearance so the connection point lands exactly where your trailer needs it. This guide walks online shoppers... -
Why SuperHitch Dual Receivers Matter for Truck Camper Towing Orders
A retail shopper’s guide to understanding the SuperHitch dual receiver design before you order a truck camper towing setup online. If you carry a slide-in camper and still want to tow a trailer, the hitch on the back of your truck has a harder job than a standard receiver. The Torklift SuperHitch was designed around that exact challenge, and its... -
What a Retail Specialist Needs Before Recommending Truck Camper Towing Parts
A retail specialist can help faster when you have the truck, camper, trailer, and receiver details ready. A retail specialist can help faster when you have the truck, camper, trailer, and receiver details ready. Truck camper towing setups involve several rated parts working together, so the more accurate your details, the better the guidance you get before ordering. This article... -
How Camper Overhang Affects the Towing Parts You Need to Order
Camper overhang can turn a simple trailer hookup into a parts-matching question. Camper overhang can turn a simple trailer hookup into a parts-matching question. The distance your camper extends past the truck bumper decides how far your trailer connection point needs to reach, and that single measurement often changes which towing parts you should be shopping for. This article explains... -
Truck Camper Essentials Sale: Gear Up for Your Next Adventure!
Attention truck camper enthusiasts! Torklift is excited to announce our upcoming Truck Camper Essentials Sale valid 3/27/25 - 4/21/25 —a limited-time opportunity to get your hands on Torklift truck camper favorites and take advantage of a massive deal along the way. Elevate Your Truck Camper Experience Camping season is just around the corner and what better time to stock up... -
Do you have a dump truck with an old, rusty hitch? Upgrade today!
When it comes to hauling and towing, you want to make sure you have the safest and most reliable hitch available – not a rust bucket that might cause damage to your truck or other people. This is especially true if you have a large amount of weight to haul and your hitch falls short of the ratings you need... -
Need to Tow Behind Your Truck Camper? Use the Most Trusted Hitch!
The reason why many people opt for the truck camper option is it allows them to tow behind their truck. We all love bringing stuff to do with us on our camping adventures and this includes big toys like ATVs or large boats. For all this heavy hauling, you need a truck hitch that is trusted and strong enough to...