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How does towing affect my tow vehicle?

When it comes to towing, it is important that you know how to prepare to tow as well as how to tow safely and effectively. There are potential harms to your vehicle, tow equipment, yourself and others on the road if you are not prepared. Today, let's focus on the vehicle that you are towing with, the potentials can vary from internal to external and can all be prevented. The Right Hitch for the Job Are you towing with proper equipment? When it comes to choosing the right hitch for your truck and towing needs, there are a few things...

What do I need for towing a trailer?

Thinking about towing but not sure where to start? You’ve come to the right place! The first thing you want to look into is what your specific vehicle has in regards to towing, what the weight capacity is for your vehicle, is one of the most important. Next thing is, does your vehicle have a trailer hitch receiver already or do you need to get one installed. For your receiver tube it is likely that you will have a 2”,2.5” or 3” receiver. This determines which size hitch you will need in order to have a proper fit, with no...

How to Choose the Right Hitch for Your Vehicle

You’ve got the truck, you’ve got the trailer, all that's missing is the right size hitch! When it comes to choosing the right hitch for your truck and towing needs there are a few things you must consider. Although many will own multiple hitches in order to account for their different trailers, BulletProof offers an adjustable drop hitch that allows you to have one hitch for all of your trailers based on a few measurements. Choosing the right size towing hitch is essential for towing safely as well as for towing level. What to measure: The first thing you must...

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