Load Weight
How much load carrying capacity does the hitchhelper yield?
The hitchhelper is not intended to increase your towing vehicle's Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW). Please see "Tire Rating" below:

Travel Speed
How fast can I travel when I use the hitchhelper with a heavy load?
Road Speeds & Tongue Weight Should Not Exceed Tire Manufacturer's Recommendations. The hitchhelper can safely travel up to 65 mph.

Tires
What is the Tire Rating?
Tire is a 6-ply 5.7 x 8 Load C, rated for 910 lbs @ 65 mph. Always follow tire manufacturer's recommendations.

Oscillation
Does the Hitch Helper oscillate?
The Hitch Helper has a small amount of travel built into it to allow turning without tire scuffing. Having no oscillation allows you to back up the vehicle with the unit attached.

Price
How much does the Hitch Helper cost?
$599.00 US plus shipping and tax for the single-wheeled Hitch Helper, and $1129.00 plus shipping and tax for the dually Hitch Helper. See our Order Page for LIVE automatic shipping and tax calculations.

Delivery Methods & Times
How quickly can I expect my order?
On single unit sales, we prefer to use the Post Office or UPS for delivery. Shipments will be made within 48 hrs of the order, other than weekends or holidays. On large orders, arrangements will be made for truck delivery. 2-3 weeks delivery time required on large orders.

Refunds
Do you offer returns or refunds?
Refunds will be made within 30 days of order, excluding any freight, either direction, and once product has been returned. A re-stocking fee may apply.

Privacy
Will you share my information?
Under no circumstances will we share, market, or sell customer information.

Operating Instructions

1. When towing a trailer, make sure you attach trailer safety chains and electrical supply to the towing vehicle. 2. Remember: This unit is a temporary solution for a temporary problem. If your load or hauling requires a heavier duty vehicle, you should use the vehicle needed. If you periodically need an assist, then this is the unit for you. 3. Warning: Road speeds and tongue weight should not exceed tire manufacturer recommendations! 4. Tires are shipped with 60 lbs. of air pressure. You should increase tire air pressure to 75 lbs. if the load requires you to do so. 5. Wheel bolts should be re-tightened periodically. 6. Installation: Install the Hitch Helper before you load your vehicle or hook up to your trailer. Adjust the upright holes in the stem according to your load requirements. Install the unit into your receiver hitch so the tire is touching the ground. If you are hauling or pulling an extremely heavy load, adjust the stem so the bottom of the tire is approximately 1 inch off the ground. This helps insure that you don't put too much weight on the Hitch Helper unit. 7. It is recommended that you re-pack the wheel bearing annually. This should be considered regarding usage and good judgment. 8. Remember to send your warranty over the internet. You can complete your warranty on the Warranty Registration Page. 9. Warranty is for one year from date of purchase. Tire is NOT covered, as it is covered by the tire manufacturer. For warranty purposes, the old unit must be returned before any other action is taken.