Experience With BulletProof Hitches Road Suppressor Adjustable Channel Bracket
Updated 05/29/2026 | Published 05/22/2026 >
Question:
Evening, I am serious considering the medium duty Bulletproof Road Suppressor channel to channel coupler for a future project build. I am not seeing very much information about the ride quality of this item and was curious if you have had any personal experience with this product. I ask because what I heard about the Road Suppressor two ball has not been favorable. But I dont believe the trailer coupler suffers from the same limitations as the two ball suppressor. Thank you for any assistance you can provide, Rob
asked by: Robert S
Expert Reply:
Hey Rob! There isn't a large amount of feedback available on the # BPH39MR, and I wouldn't necessarily make a 1:1 comparison to the dual-ball Road Suppressor since the two products function a bit differently.
BulletProof Hitches has a strong reputation for building high-quality towing products, and the design is intended to absorb road shock and reduce trailer chucking. Based on their track record, I would expect it to perform as intended and provide a smoother towing experience.
What project will you be working on?
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BulletProof Hitches Road Suppressor Adjustable Channel Bracket - Bolt On - 3 Position - 14,000 lbs
- Accessories and Parts
- Adjustable Trailer Coupler
- Lunette Ring
- Channel Bracket
- 14000 lbs
- Bolt-On
- Shock-Absorbing
- 3 Mounting Positions
- BulletProof Hitches
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Robert S.
5/29/2026
I am in the middle of building an overlanding style utility trailer for the work I do in remote areas of the country setting up communications sites. And am looking at reducing jarring on the equipment I move in and out of these sites. What I am attempting to build is a highly modular hitch assembly with a dual receiver connection on the trailer side. This gives me flexibility to switch out different setup configurations. Because as I am discovering not all systems work identically. Now with all that said I am entertaining the idea of stacking some systems such as the Bulletproof channel to channel coupler to work with a WDH on road and potentially a Curt Rockerball or Gen-Y Glyder off road. Even though I know these shouldn't be stacked and that the Gen-Y is not intended for off roading but I can't help but feel that is intended for those people crawling over rocks. That is not my purpose. Regardless, I appreciate the feedback. For the price it is not cheap but it's not thousands of dollars either so I may seriously consider making this purchase and providing any feedback possible. I am just bothered that there isn't more available reviews on this product specifically the trailer coupler. So again thank you for your assistance Rob