Everything Needed for 2019 Ford Ranger

Updated 11/30/2025 | Published 11/28/2025

Products Featured in This Question

Curt TruTrack 2P Weight Distribution System w/ Sway Control - 7-Hole Shank - 10K GTW, 1K TW

(90)

$448.95

1-7/8" 12pt Shallow Socket - 3/4" Drive - Chromium-Vanadium Steel

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$19.92

Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - 7-Hole Shank - 6K GTW, 600 lbs TW

(208)

$759.00

Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control for 2" Hitch - 7.5K GTW, 750 lbs TW

(494)

$896.80

2-5/16" Hitch Ball - 1-1/4" Diameter x 2-5/8" Long Shank - Chrome - 15,000 lbs

(3913)

$23.97

Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System w/ 4-Point Sway Control - 6,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW

(857)

$725.61

Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control - Round - 6,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW

(177)

$551.18

Weigh Safe True Tow Weight Distribution Hitch - 2" Shank - 6" Drop - 8.5K GTW, 850 lbs TW

(77)

$950.00

Question:

Can you give me a list of everything I need for my 2019 Ford Ranger.

asked by: Mike D

Expert Reply:

Hi Mike, what exactly are you looking for? You looked at a weight distribution hitch (WDH), are you trying to find the right one for your setup? If you are, can you tell me more about your trailer? To find the right WDH it is important to know the tongue weight of your setup. For example, the Curt TruTrack 2P Weight Distribution System # C69JR you looked at is designed for 800 lbs - 1,000 lbs of tongue weight.

If you can add this information in the comments below I can see what the best option would be for your trailer. If you're looking for something else entirely let me know.

expert reply by: Robin H

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Mike D.

11/30/2025

Yes I’m looking for a WDH for my 2026 Grand Design Aim 15RBA to use with my 2019 Ford Ranger. The tongue weight is 392lbs dry. The GVWR is 4,795lbs. I need the right shank too. Thank you Mike

Robin H.

11/30/2025

@MikeD if you want a roundbar system I recommend the Fastway e2 # FA94-00-0600. I don't know the rise/drop you need without you measuring but this has a max rise of 5-3/4" and max drop of 3-1/2". I attached a help article below which explains how to measure. I'm assuming that has a 2-5/16" coupler so you will need the Curt # C40030 along with the # ALL643216 for hitch ball installation. If you want something that is a step up from the Fastway you can also use the Equal-i-zer # EQ37060ET. Equal-i-zer is considered to be the best by many (they also make Fastway). This has 4-point sway control instead of 2-point and uses trunnion bars for better clearance. This shank has a max rise of 7" and max drop of 3". It comes with a ball but the # ALL643216 is still required for hitch ball installation.

Helpful Links

faq-ballmount.aspx

Mike

11/30/2025

@RobinH That sounds almost borderline to small. Do you carry Blue Ox BXW0650?

Robin H.

11/30/2025

@Mike the weight rating or the shank rise/drop? We do have the Blue Ox # BLU36FR which is rated the same. If you're loading your trailer to the max, high on tongue weight, and put a bunch of stuff behind your rear axle then these probably are underrated a bit. If you like Blue Ox and want a higher rating the SwayPro # BXW0750 will cover you with a tongue weight range of 550 lbs - 750 lbs. The Weigh Safe # WS79VR is another good option and it lets you dial it in with the scale and adjuster so it is perfectly set every time.

Robin H.

11/30/2025

@Mike sure I understand, this isn't a simple subject one way or another, lots of variables in here depending on what you're carrying and how much you plan on towing. In my opinion the best option would be the last system I mentioned, the Weigh Safe True Tow # WS79VR. This has a scale and pairs with their app so you get it set perfectly no matter what. It is super easy to adjust so you're right where you need to be headed out with the trailer fully loaded, and when you're heading back a bit lighter. The scale also helps you make sure everything is properly loaded in the trailer since your tongue weight should be sitting at 10-15% of the loaded trailer weight. Most of the time it ends up at around 11-12% unless you're loading tons of gear in the front or back. I attached a video below where Brad covers the system in detail, I would check that out.

Helpful Links

tv-review-weigh-safe-true-tow-weight-distribution-hitch-ws79vr.aspx

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