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Required in most states, safety cables help ensure that your towed vehicle won't become a runaway vehicle if a breakaway occurs. Each cable has a coiled end that prevents dragging and a straight end that is ideal for tow bars with channel guides.
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Heavy-duty safety cables ensure that your towed vehicle does not separate from your motorhome in the event that your tow bar becomes detached. Spring-loaded, drop-forged steel latches provide a secure connection while towing. A smooth vinyl coating prevents the cables from scratching or chipping your tow bar.
The hybrid, coiled-to-straight design will keep the cables off the ground. These cables are ideal for tow bars with safety channels, such as the Roadmaster Nighthawk tow bar (RM-676 - sold separately). Just remove the hooks and quick links from the straight ends and they'll fit neatly through your tow bar channel guides to attach to your towed vehicle. The coiled ends easily extend to your RV without dragging on the road.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Kate F.
3/4/2026
I am very sorry to hear this Matt. Can you please respond back with the part number on your hitch? I would like to look into the brand as this is the first time I am hearing that they do not work on a class 5 hitch.



Edward
12/15/2023
Nothing new to add. The cable work as all safety cable should. Jut like all RoadMaster products.

Keith
2/13/2025
The coiled section of the cables are perfect.

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Mike L.
4/23/2026
I'm sorry about that Robert, let me check on that for you!