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Best Wireless Brake Controller Options Currently Available  

Updated 08/21/2026 | Published 08/14/2026

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do you no longer carry the Tekonsha Prodigy RF wireless brake controller? I cant find it on your site.

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Expert Reply:

Hi Jeff!

I do have a couple alternates to the Prodigy RF available, but Tekonsha parts are basically impossible to get ahold of at the moment. Their parent company (First Brands) has had a few... "issues" as of late and production across all their brands has halted, unfortunately. Look them up online and you will see what I mean. We all hope they come back, but that is looking less and less certain these days. You may be able to find one of them else ware (their part number is 902503), but I couldn't after a fairly cursory glance out there on the web.

So with that being said, check out the following two options:

Redarc Tow-Pro Link Bluetooth Brake Controller - Off-Road Mode - 4 Axles - Proportional # RED57AR
Autowbrake Electric Brake Controller - Trailer Mount w/ Remote Fob - Up to 3 Axles - Proportional # 3430001

Both of these are wireless brake controllers, but there are differences between them. The Redarc actually installs on the vehicle, specifically on the back of the 7-Way plug. It's a unique way of doing it and people have really been liking it so far. The Autowbrake installs on the trailer (like the Prodigy RF), but it is a hardwired set up. This is made easier with a junction box (like the # e99009, for example), if you don't already have one.

Out of these two controllers, I do prefer the Redarc. It's currently less expensive, it can handle more axles, works with electric and electric over hydraulic set ups, and the app is super easy to use and customize. If it were me, it's the one I would get. However, you do need to have a 7-Way with the USCAR connector on the back of that 7-Way (all factory/OEM 7-Ways have this connection). If you are unsure if you have this or not, you could take a few pictures of the back of your 7-Way and send them to me and I can help with that part.

On that note, what vehicle are you towing with and what are you towing?

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Redarc Tow-Pro Link RED57AR
Redarc Tow-Pro Link RED57AR
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Autowbrake 3430001
Autowbrake 3430001
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Jeff R.

8/20/2026

I have a 2022 Chrysler Pacifica with the factory tow package. I'm towing a 1200 lb. flatbed trailer with 2 axles, and I carry anywhere from 600-1200 lbs. on it. Your site would only show me the Redarc Tow-Pro Link that is made for a vehicle without the factory tow package. When I switched to factory tow package, it wasn't there. Since you don't let me navigate without a vehicle selected, I couldn't tell if you carry the Redarc model I need (EBRHX-ADH-NA). I contacted Redarc directly to get the model number and ended up purchasing elsewhere. I probably would have purchased from eTrailer, but your site would not let me find it. I don't have it yet but looks like the only difficulty with installation is that I will have to remove the rear underbelly pan to get access.

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Lazer S.

8/21/2026

@JeffR Sorry about that. I will bring it up with our fit-guide team to see if I can get that fixed. Glad you found what you needed though! I'm sure you will be happy with the Link as well. That thing is awesome! ^___^

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