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How Does Curt StowPro Compare to B&W Tow & Stow  

Updated 08/07/2026 | Published 07/26/2026

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I've been looking at the B&W Tow & Stow for my Silverado but came across the Curt StowPro # C34FR54RY. Does this work basically the same way? I like being able to tuck the hitch underneath when I'm not towing but don't know if there is a major difference I'm overlooking.

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Hey Brandon! Yes, the Curt StowPro # C34FR54RY uses the same design concept as the B&W Tow & Stow platform. You can adjust the ball platform up or down to level your trailer, switch between a 2" and 2-5/16" ball, and rotate the platform underneath the truck when you aren't towing.

This model has a 5" maximum drop, 5-1/2" maximum rise, and 10,000 lb gross trailer weight rating. I really like the stowable design if you're going to leave the ball mount in the truck since you aren't constantly walking around a hitch ball sticking out behind the bumper. They also have a 7" drop/7-1/2" rise model # C34FR22ZY along with a 9" drop/9-1/2" rise # C34FR43HY.

What are you normally towing with your Silverado?

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