Genuine Mopar Towing Parts

Whatever you're trailering -- a couple dirt bikes, a jet ski or two, a powerboat, even a second vehicle -- you should do it as safely as possible. You'll need a few Mopar towing accessories to get the job done.

For one, you should get a trailer ball mount and trailer ball. These can connect both a tow hitch and a trailer coupler. Secondly, you should get some security accessories, such as a hitch lock or hitch pin, a safety chain or safety pin, and an anti-rattle kit. You stick the first in your trailer ball to keep your hitch and receiver together better. The second helps prevent trailer separation. You use the third to secure a ball mount shank better.

Third, pick up some hitch-mounted accessories. These range from winch mounts, steps, and step pads to license plate holders and more. Then, get a protectant or two, for instance, a hitch tube cover. You can also get fish wires to install carriage bolts as well as recovery towing accessories like a tow hook and tow straps. And don't forget any accessories you may need for fifth-wheel or gooseneck towing or ATV towing.

These aren't the only important towing parts you'll need. Consider installing a sway control unit; it'll make your haul more stable. Trailer lighting, for another example, integrates with your taillights and indicates the position of your load on the road. Trailer brakes, though, integrate with your vehicle's brakes, adding the necessary stopping power for heavier loads. You can add both lights and brakes with the right wiring harness system, not to mention connect an auxiliary power source if you need one.

Equip Your Vehicle to Haul Trailers -- Install Genuine OEM Towing Accessories

You can find these and more right here at our auto parts counter. However, you'll want to get upgrading done before you hit the road, so order what you need online today. We'll deliver right to your address.