Tow Safe Blog

There is no single speed at which trailer sway starts.  Trailer sway can begin at almost any speed, depending on conditions, trailer setup, and external forces. While sway is more common at highway speeds (typically 45–70 mph), it can start below...

What is the best hitch for a trailer? The best hitch for a trailer depends on your trailer’s loaded weight and your vehicle’s towing capacity. For most drivers, The Ultimate Arrow offers the best combination of strength, safety, and compatibility...

If you've ever asked yourself, "Why does my trailer sway at 60 mph?"—you're not alone. Many trailer owners experience that unnerving side-to-side motion on the highway, and it's not just uncomfortable; it's dangerous. Let's break down why it happens and,...

It depends on several factors, like how and where you’re traveling. For instance, if you’ll be towing in mountainous terrain, you might need a vehicle with more torque and a lower rear-end gear ratio, even if you’re within the manufacturer’s...

Trailer sway—also known as fishtailing or whipping—is the stuff of nightmares for RV owners. Trailer sway is the number one cause of RV accidents in the United States. If you’ve see nail biting footage of trailers swaying online, or have...

What is trailer Tongue Weight? Tongue weight (TW) refers to the downward force exerted on a vehicle-trailer coupling point when towing. It is recommended that the tongue weight should be around 10-15% of the gross trailer weight. The Role of...

We wouldn’t be in business for 30 years if you couldn’t back up with a Hensley. When it comes to towing a trailer, maneuverability is crucial, especially when it comes to reversing or backing up. Towing enthusiasts often wonder if...

When it comes to towing, a stable and controlled ride is crucial for your safety and peace of mind. While standard anti-sway hitches play a vital role in preventing trailer sway, the Hensley Arrow takes it a step further. We’ll...