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When you’re logging serious miles behind a motorhome, you want a base plate that feels rock solid. This setup bolts directly to the chassis with no welding required, giving you a secure, even connection that helps keep stress off your suspension. The durable steel construction and precise design spread the towing forces evenly for confident, reliable performance on long trips.

If you care about how your vehicle looks when it’s not being towed, you’ll appreciate how this base plate blends in. The hidden reinforcements stay tucked out of sight, leaving only the attachment tabs visible. It maintains a tidy, low-profile look instead of a bulky front-end setup when the tow bar’s off.
DIY installers will like how direct this kit is to mount. It bolts securely to the chassis using the included mounting hardware—no welding needed. The fixed draw bars are already part of the design, which makes aligning and tightening things down simple without any complicated adjustments.
The sturdy lugs on this base plate pair perfectly with Blue Ox tow bars for a strong, consistent hookup. If you’re already running a different system, it’s adaptable for use with Roadmaster tow bars using adapter RM-031 or RM-031-5 (sold separately), or Demco tow bars using adapter DM9523041 (sold separately). That flexibility means you can keep using the gear you trust without changing your entire setup.
When you’re matching components or setting hitch height, exact measurements matter. The brackets on this base plate are spaced 28-3/8" apart with a 25" bracket height, so you can plan your tow bar angle and high-low adapter correctly before hitting the road.

Customer Satisfaction Score:
82% were satisfied with this product
18% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Katrina D.
1/31/2024
I am sorry that your experience wasn't great. I would recommend using a rustoleum type of paint to cover the chipping, so that you do not have any issues with corrosion. I have a link attached for your reference. I see in the instructions that the cross member may require some trimming. Are you referring to that when you mentioned the bumper needing heavy modification? Also, I assumed that you had received all of the hardware, but just to make sure, was all of the loose hardware there? Or did you need to make trips to replace any hardware?
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Kate F.
6/5/2026
Thanks for your review, Richard! It sounds like this was a fairly involved installation, but we're glad to hear everything came together successfully in the end. We appreciate you sharing the details of your process, especially the tips about the tight frame rail clearance and drilling challenges, as those insights may help other RV owners tackling the same project. Thanks for including the photo as well. Your finished installation looks great! Now that it's installed and you're moving on to the diode kit and brake away switch, what adventure are you looking forward to most this summer in your RV?

Kate F.
6/25/2026
Install looks great Randy! Where are you headed for the first big trip with the new set-up?

Lazer S.
2/10/2026
Glad the install went smoothly, Grant! Even with those weird handle nuts (which I agree are kind of odd). What's the first trip you have planned? And I will let Alex know what you said as well! : )

Alan B.
4/13/2020
After a year of occasional use I am still very happy with the BX1120 baseplate. Its a joy to use high quality products from a high quality supplier. Ive always gotten the highest quality support from the folks at Etrailer. Thanks folks.
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Mike L.
4/25/2026
Nice job Jeff, thanks for the awesome photos!