For your 2023 Jeep Wrangler 4xe with the Sky One Touch soft top I recommend using the Rhino-Rack Vortex roof rack. For this you will need the Crossbars #RRVA150B-2, Legs #RL210S2 and Adapters #RRVA-FK1-2. I have included an image below on how this…
Yes, for your 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee that isn't equipped with the factory tow package, the Tekonsha T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness #118727 will work perfectly. This custom harness is going to plug into existing ports behind the tail lights and…
Hi Tony, thanks for writing in and yes, we can 100% get your 2023 Jeep Wrangler set up to be flat towed behind your Holiday Rambler motorhome. To make it easy to order I'll go ahead and list everything out for you. - Base Plate Kit: Roadmaster…
The Roadmaster Sterling All Terrain Tow Bar part #RM-576 is just simply the newer, updated model of the discontinued Roadmaster Sterling Tow Bar part RM-555. It sounds like you might be looking for replacement parts for one or the other so if that is…
Hi Austin, Nope, the 10-1/8" Swan-Shaped Equalizer for 2" Wide Slipper Springs #13-4 isn't sturdier than the rectangle shape like part #TREQ1304, for example. The swan-shaped are just generally used for triple-axle trailers while the…
Thank you for all of the info! I recommend using the Thule WingBar Evo roof rack on your 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe because it's arguably the easiest to install and has a dual rubber insert for the top channel so it's a breeze to install an…
Yes, the DV3300SBL will make a good replacement; cutout dimensions are very close with similar, but not exact wiring connections. The Furrion RV Stereo, #DV3300SBL is a single DIN with HDMI, AUX/USB, Bluetooth, NFC and App Control. Mounting…
As long as the wheels are all rated for the weight of your trailer you would have no problem using the #AM20794 and #AM20760. Them having different weight capacities isn't a problem in it of itself, but if the combined weight capacities of all…
You can definitely use the Stromberg Carlson Bike Bunk Trailer-Mounted Bike Rack Carrier for A-Frame Trailers #CC-275 to carry a bike rack that holds a pair of bikes so long as your Jayco Sport has an A-frame width between 12" and 52". It…
Hey Jeff, I doublechecked the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver #C13392 and #13432 as they are labeled with their capacities and also reached out to Curt for confirmation. After speaking with Curt we found that their website incorrectly listed the…
For replacement Blue Ox Base Plate tabs we have the following: Tab Assemblies for Blue Ox Baseplates - Short Front/Short Back - #BLU57XR Tab Assembly for Blue Ox Baseplates - Short Front/Long Back - #BLU37XR Tab Assemblies for Blue Ox Baseplates -…
The hanger spacing for a tandem axle trailer suspension setup can be determined, but you need to take into account the axle spacing needed for the overall diameter of your wheel and tire combination and the springs you will be using. Lets say that…
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I just got a flatbed truck—what do I need to make towing easier?
If you’re planning on towing, you’ll want to start with the right hitch. A 5th wheel or gooseneck hitch is great for hauling heavy loads, while a heavy-duty receiver hitch gives you more versatility. And don’t forget trailer wiring so your lights and brakes work properly. It’s a game-changer when you’re towing big loads!How do I keep my cargo from shifting around while I’m driving?Nothing worse than hearing stuff slide around back there! Ratchet straps, stake pocket anchors, and chain binders are solid options to lock everything down. If you’re hauling big equipment, adding lashing winches helps keep it extra secure. No more worrying about things flying off your truck!Want a full breakdown of which straps work best for different loads? Check out our Tie-Down Straps FAQ for tips on picking the right ones!
My tools are always all over the place. Any good storage solutions?
A flatbed toolbox is a total lifesaver. Keeps everything locked up, organized, and protected from the weather. If you’ve got smaller gear that tends to roll around, cargo nets or trailer cargo organizers help keep everything in one place. No more digging around for that one wrench!
What can I add to make my flatbed safer and more functional?
A few key upgrades can make a big difference! Ladder racks help if you haul long stuff like lumber or pipes. Mud flaps keep your truck (and other drivers) from getting sprayed with dirt and rocks. And if you’re carrying heavy loads, a headache rack adds an extra layer of protection between your cab and whatever you’re hauling. Oh, and don’t forget a spare tire carrier—because no one wants to be stranded with a flat!