Tow Safe Blog

Keeping your horse sound is more than just good luck—it's a strategy. For owners of performance horses, maintaining optimal soundness means better results in the show ring and fewer setbacks that cost time and money. With new regulations from the...

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...

When you invest in a Brinkley RV, you're choosing one of the most innovative, high-quality RVs on the market. Whether you're pulling a Brinkley travel trailer or fifth wheel, your hitch setup plays a huge role in how safe, stable,...

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,...

Why Towing Expert Andy Thomson Jr. Recommends the Hensley Arrow Hitch When Andy Thomson Jr. talks towing, the RV world listens. As an RV columnist, Canadian RV Dealer of the Year, and towing setup expert, Andy has installed hundreds of...

The Ultimate RV Maintenance Checklist: Keep Your RV Road-Ready Year-Round Whether you're gearing up for a cross-country adventure or settling in for the weekend at a local campground, one thing's for sure—keeping up with RV maintenance is key to a...

Achieving a comfortable and secure ride for your 5th wheel can be challenging, especially with the variety of suspension options available. Understanding the differences between cushioned pin boxes and air ride hitches can help you make the best choice. Cushioned...

Picking the perfect 5th-wheel hitch doesn’t have to be complicated. Just keep these five key factors in mind, and you’ll be confident on the road in no time! 1. Know Your Truck’s Towing Capacity Before anything else, check your truck’s...

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...