What do you need to tow?
Pick your loaded trailer weight — the trailer plus everything in it, not the empty weight on the brochure. Every kit below is resolved from published manufacturer guides and standards.
No weights match.
Tow 1,000 lb — Class 1Tow 1,500 lb — Class 1Tow 2,000 lb — Class 1Tow 2,500 lb — Class 2Tow 3,000 lb — Class 2Tow 3,500 lb — Class 2Tow 4,000 lb — Class 3Tow 4,500 lb — Class 3 + weight distributionTow 5,000 lb — Class 3 + weight distributionTow 6,000 lb — Class 3 + weight distributionTow 7,000 lb — Class 3 + weight distributionTow 8,000 lb — Class 3 + weight distributionTow 9,000 lb — Class 4 + weight distributionTow 10,000 lb — Class 4 + weight distributionTow 11,000 lb — Class 5 XD + weight distributionTow 12,000 lb — Class 5 XD + weight distributionTow 14,000 lb — Class 5 XD + weight distributionTow 16,000 lb — Class 5 XD + weight distribution
Or start with what you are towing
Not sure of the weight? Use the trailer's GVWR, not its dry weight. GVWR is on the trailer's VIN plate and is the most the trailer is allowed to weigh loaded — sizing the kit to it means you cannot under-buy.