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Tow Truck's in Hooper Utah

Trailer Hitches
Trailer hitches connect your vehicle to the item that you are towing behind it. All trailer hitches are not created equal, and you want to use the proper trailer hitch for the vehicle that you want to tow. You also want to know how to properly install a trailer hitch for Hooper towing.
Different Types of Trailer Hitches
There are several classes of trailer hitches:

Class 1: a trailer up to 6 feet long, a boat up to 14 feet long, and up to 2,000 pounds
Class 2: a trailer up to 12 feet long, a boat up to 20 feet long, and up to 3,500 pounds
Class 3: a trailer or boat up to 24 feet long and up to 5,000 pounds
Class 4: pickup trucks up to 7,500 pounds
Class 5: full-size/ heavy-duty vehicles up to 14,000 pounds

Remember that the weight must be the gross weight of what you are towing, including the weight of all items in the towed vehicle. If you are unsure of what type of hitch to use, research your vehicle and the vehicle you plan to tow to ensure that you make the right decision.
Installation
Items you will need before installing your trailer hitch:

Ratchet
Ratchet extension
Safety goggles
Shop light
Socket set
Swivel socket
Torque wrench
Work gloves

When you have the proper equipment and the proper work space, it’s time to get started. You will remove your spare tire so it’s not in the way. Also, get help because hitches can weight quite a bit. Put the hitch into place and secure it until you are ready to use your torque wrench. Always read the specific installation instructions for your hitch because the instructions will vary. When you are not sure, always go to a professional to help.
Ogden Tow in Hooper, Utah always knows the proper trailer hitch to use for your job, and they get the job done properly without damaging your vehicle.