Hitches/Towing: Fifth wheels under 25K need not apply.

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A fifth wheel is a truck bed–mounted hitch system that connects to a camper’s kingpin, allowing for strong, stable, and high-capacity towing of large trailers or RVs. If you plan to make money, you need one.

A weight distribution hitch is a towing setup that balances the trailer’s weight across the tow vehicle, creating a safer, smoother, and more stable towing experience. If you're using a Cybertruck to tow, don't forget your extension cord!

A gooseneck ball hitch is a truck bed–mounted towing system that uses a ball-and-coupler connection to securely tow heavy trailers, offering stability, high capacity, and tight maneuverability. Get goosey.

Inserts and balls are key hitch components truck drivers use to connect a trailer to their truck — the insert (ball mount) holds the hitch ball, and the ball forms the secure pivot point that allows the trailer to turn and tow safely. Yeah, yeah we know you have a dirty mind.

A hitch pin is a metal pin and clip assembly that secures the ball mount or towing accessory to a truck’s receiver hitch, keeping it safely locked in place during towing. Do you really want to forget this?

A slick plate is a low-friction protective pad placed on a truck’s fifth wheel hitch to reduce friction, wear, and maintenance between the truck and trailer connection. Protection!