You're on a slope, soaked from the rain, and the arms won't budge. You've been here before, pulling and twisting, hoping something gives. This tow bar ends that routine. It disconnects without a fight and folds away simply.
Some tow bars make you hold everything in place while lining up levers or wrestling with stiff latch arms, which turns a simple task into a balancing act. The Seeker uses an auto-latching system that locks onto the base plate tabs on contact. Once it's in position, you just slide in the pins to secure the connection. There's no fumbling in the driveway while you're trying to leave and no asking someone to hold the arms while you lock things down. It's just a fast, secure connection that lets you get on the road.
The Seeker's three-lug shackle ends help spread out the load and reduce stress on your base plate tabs. That small change adds up over time when you're towing often or logging long miles. It adds up to fewer alignment issues, less play in the connection, and a setup that still feels tight after a full season on the road.
Dust and grit can work their way into tow bar arms, especially after miles and miles across country or trips down gravel roads. When that happens, they start sticking or stop retracting altogether. This tow bar solves the issue with fully sealed arms and rubber sleeves that help keep debris out of the mechanism. That protection keeps the arms moving freely, even after heavy use.
Disconnecting on uneven ground is one of the most common headaches in flat towing. Sloped campsites, soft shoulders, and angled driveways can put tension on the arms and cause standard latches to seize. The Seeker's latch system is designed to release without straining, even when the setup isn't ideal. You won't be stuck prying it loose or jerking the vehicle just to disconnect.
After you disconnect, you're still not done. If the arms don't stow cleanly, they can rattle or get in the way when you're trying to pull out. This tow bar gives you more control with three ways to position the arms, so they stay put and out of your path. You can fold the arms to the left, to the right, or out to the sides. You'll be fitting your setup, not squeezing around it in a tight campground or brushing past it every time you open the hatch.
This tow bar connects directly to a standard 2" hitch receiver and is compatible with Curt and Blue Ox base plates (sold separately). If you still need to install the base plate and would rather not do it yourself, we can help you find a trusted installer to handle the job.
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