Trick TrucksTrick TrucksTrick TrucksTrick TrucksTrailer hitches can be a life saver for work and everyday life. People who don’t want to get their truck beds scratched, dented, or dirty can hook up a trailer and pull their cargo without worrying about cleaning up the […]
ReadWhen it comes to getting the most out of your truck… Let me start over. When it comes to getting the most out of LIFE, there is no time to sit back and wait for something exciting to happen. You […]
ReadIt’s hot. It’s humid. It’s summer in Maryland and you know what that means? It’s Boating Season! It’s that time of year when you hook up your trailer and tow your beautiful boat to the water. There is fishing to […]
ReadSpring is in full swing and summer will be here before you know it. You know what that means: boating season. And it is important to make sure your car, truck, van, or SUV is equipped with the right trailer […]
ReadLooking to attach a hitch to your truck to do some hauling? Sounds good. Here’s a guide to the different trailer hitch classes, including their maximum towing capacity. Class I Hitch The lightest trailer hitch, a class I can […]
ReadYour truck is great for hauling almost everything. Still, there are some things that not even your truck can handle. For these bigger items you need a trailer. But before you hop on the road, take a look at the […]
ReadWhile your truck bed is great for hauling everything from rocks to antique furniture, and everything in between, there are just some things that are too big for your truck. For these items, you may need to utilize a trailer. […]
ReadWe here at Trick Trucks do our best to supply you with all your truck outfitting needs. Trailer hitches are among the way that we help you use your truck to its fullest potential. Once you have your trailer hooked […]
ReadTrailer hitches are given a “class” rating that defines their towing capacity and receiver opening size, with classes range from class I to class V. We have already explained the differences between each type of trailer hitch class. But sometimes, […]
ReadTrailer hitches are given a “class” rating that defines their towing capacity and receiver opening size, with classes range from class I to class V. We have already explained the differences between each type of trailer hitch class. But sometimes, […]
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