Trailer Hitches and Receivers
Add versatility to your tow vehicle with a variety of hitch options and accessories from Zip’s AW Direct. We sell adapters to convert your standard 2” receiver into a pintle hitch, tow hook or tow eye; and for those bigger hauls, we have gooseneck flip ball hitches and Class 5 service body hitches. For smaller trailers, we carry straight-tongue couplers in a variety of finishes and ball sizes and also carry replacement balls. Make sure you have the right size for the right trailer with Convert-A-Ball and other adjustable receiver mounts.
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Clear all filtersBuyers 5/8" x 3.8" Yellow Zinc Heavy Duty Hitch Pin w/Cotter Pin
Buyers Pintle Hitch Mount
Buyers Receiver Mount Tow Eye
Buyers Chrome Hitch Balls
Buyers Tri Ball Hitch
Buyers 30 Ton Pintle Hitch
Buyers Hitch Combination Ball
Buyers Combination Hitch w/ Mounting Kit
Buyers Receiver-Mount Tow Hook 12,000 lb.
Buyers Tri-Ball Hitch w/ Pintle Hook
Buyers 3'' Pintle Hitch Mount - 4 Position, 9'' Shank
Buyers 2 Inch Weld On Receiver Tubes
Buyers Adjustable Dual Ball Hitch with 2in and 2 5/16in Towing Balls for 2in Hitch Receivers
Buyers Bolt-On Receiver Tube
Buyers 2 1/2" Solid Shank Ball Mount
Buyers Pintle Hook 6 Ton
Buyers Pintle Hitch Mount
Buyers Class 5 Service Body Hitch Receiver Tube For Ford and GM
Buyers 2" Pintle Hook Mount
Buyers Tri-Ball 2-1/2" Receiver
Buyers Weld On Receiver Tubes
Buyers 3'' Receiver Tube Reducer Sleeve Set
Buyers 3" Receiver w/ Option of Drop Length
Buyers Pintle Hitch Eye Lock
Buyers 2 Inch Ball Hitch
Buyers 2 Inch High Low Shank Ball Mounts
Buyers 5/8" Chrome Locking Hitch Pin
Buyers 5/8" Bone Style Locking Hitch Pin
Buyers Tri-Ball Hitch
Buyers Hitch Plate 2" Receiver Tube
Buyers Hitch Plate 2-1/2" Receiver Tube - Bottom Channel
Buyers Trailer 2" King Pin Lock
Buyers Adjustable Ball Mount for 2 Inch Hitch Receivers
Buyers Dual Ball Hitch
Buyers Rotating Adjustable Tri-Ball Hitch for 2in Hitch Receiver
Buyers 2 Inch Square Tubular Shank Clevis Ball Mount Black
Buyers Hitch Receiver Extension 12" x 2"
Buyers Adjustable Tri-Ball Hitch
Buyers 30 Ton HD Swivel Pintle Hook
Buyers 45 Ton Austempered Pintle Hook
Buyers Gooseneck Flip Ball Hitches
Buyers 1/2" Locking Hitch Pin
Buyers 2.5" to 2" Receiver Tube Adapter
Buyers Hitch Receiver Extension
Buyers 3" to 2" Receiver Tube Adapter
Buyers 2" Heavy-Duty Ball Mount 4" Drop
Buyers 2" or 3" Position Pintle Hitch Mount
Buyers Double Hitch Ball
Buyers 2-1/2" Ball Mount
Buyers 2" Heavy-Duty Ball Mount 6" Drop
Buyers Tri-Ball Hitch w/ Recovery Hook
Buyers Adjustable Eye Assembly
Buyers 6-Ton Adjustable Eye Assembly
Buyers Forged 3" 4 Bolt Mount Drawbar
Buyers Combination Hitch For 2- 1/2" Inch Hitch Receivers
Buyers Adjustable Tri-Ball Hitch W/2-1/2" Hitch Receiver
Buyers Fabricators Hitch Plate
Buyers Class 5 Service Body 2" Hitch Receiver
Trailer Hitches and Receivers: Choosing the Right Hitch for Every Towing Job
Whether you’re hauling equipment, towing a car carrier, or pulling a work trailer, the right truck hitch makes all the difference in safety and performance. At Zips.com, you’ll find a wide range of trailer hitches and hitch receivers built for the toughest commercial and fleet applications.
We carry trusted brands like Buyers Products Co. and Convert-A-Ball, offering everything from adjustable trailer hitches to pintle mounts and combination hitch systems. No matter your towing needs, you can find a heavy-duty truck hitch designed to match your vehicle, trailer type, and load capacity.
Why Upgrade Your Truck’s Hitch System?
If you tow regularly, upgrading your hitch setup ensures proper alignment, safe coupling, and long-lasting durability. An upgraded towing hitch receiver not only improves performance but can also expand your vehicle’s versatility with interchangeable attachments for ball, pintle, or combination towing setups.
Benefits of upgrading your trailer hitch include:
- Increased towing capacity for heavy trailers, machinery, or recovery equipment.
- Improved stability and control, especially when using adjustable height or multi-ball hitches.
- Enhanced versatility with interchangeable mounts and accessories.
- Reduced wear and tear on your truck frame and hitch points.
From pickup truck hitches to heavy-duty towing receivers, Zips.com offers solutions for every level of hauling, from personal use to professional towing operations.
Best-Selling Trailer Hitches and Receivers
Explore our most popular truck hitch options trusted by operators across towing, construction, and recovery industries:
- Convert-A-Ball Nickel Plated Carbon Steel Trailer Ball and Shank – A durable and corrosion-resistant trailer ball that offers smooth coupling and long-lasting reliability. Perfect for light- to medium-duty towing applications.
- Buyers Pintle Hitch Mount – A rugged pintle mount designed for commercial trucks and equipment haulers, providing secure towing for heavy-duty applications.
- Buyers Adjustable Tri-Ball Hitch – The ultimate in flexibility, this adjustable tri-ball hitch allows quick switching between ball sizes and drop heights for multiple trailer setups.
- Buyers Tri-Ball Hitch w/ Pintle Hook – Combines the convenience of a tri-ball mount with the added towing strength of a pintle hook, ideal for operators who switch between trailers frequently.
Each of these options is engineered for performance and durability, offering the reliability professionals depend on during every haul.
How to Choose the Right Trailer Hitch
When selecting the best truck hitch for your application, consider your towing setup, weight requirements, and frequency of use. Here are a few key factors to guide your choice:
- Hitch Class: Choose a hitch rated for your vehicle and trailer weight. Light-duty trucks typically use Class III or IV hitches, while larger fleets may require Class V or higher.
- Receiver Size: Common 2” hitch receivers fit most standard towing needs, while 2.5” or 3” receivers support heavier loads.
- Adjustability: Opt for an adjustable trailer hitch if you tow multiple trailers with different coupler heights.
- Coupler Style: Determine whether you need a ball hitch, pintle hitch, gooseneck hitch, or combination hitch based on your trailer type.
- Material: Look for forged steel or nickel-plated components for maximum corrosion resistance and strength.
To help you make the right selection, check out our in-depth blog, The Right Hitch for You: Class & Style Explained - a complete guide to understanding hitch classes, receiver sizes, and style types for different towing applications.
Top Brands for Truck Hitches and Receivers
Zips.com is proud to carry Buyers Products Co. and Convert-A-Ball, two industry leaders known for durable, field-tested towing components.
- Buyers Products Co. offers a complete lineup of pintle hitches, drop mounts, and tri-ball setups built for rugged commercial use. Their adjustable towing hitches are trusted by recovery and fleet professionals across North America.
- Convert-A-Ball provides versatile hitch systems that allow easy conversion between ball sizes, perfect for anyone who tows multiple trailers.
Both brands are engineered to meet strict quality standards, ensuring reliable towing every time you hook up.
Maintenance and Safety Tips
Proper installation and maintenance are key to keeping your towing hitch performing safely:
- Always torque hitch bolts to manufacturer specs.
- Inspect hitch pins, balls, and mounts regularly for signs of wear or corrosion.
- Lubricate moving parts to prevent binding and improve coupling.
- Replace damaged or rusted hardware immediately to prevent trailer detachment.
Regular inspection ensures you stay compliant with DOT regulations and maintain optimal towing performance.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What size trailer hitch do I need for my truck?
Match your hitch class and receiver size to your truck’s towing capacity. Most pickup truck hitches use a 2” receiver, while heavy-duty vehicles may require 2.5” or 3” receivers for added load strength.
What’s the difference between a pintle hitch and a ball hitch?
A ball hitch provides smooth towing for smaller trailers, while a pintle hitch uses a hook-and-ring system for heavy-duty or off-road applications. Combination models, like the Buyers Tri-Ball Hitch w/ Pintle Hook, offer both options in one unit.
How do I choose between an adjustable and fixed hitch?
Choose an adjustable hitch if you tow multiple trailers or need to adjust coupler height. Fixed hitches are ideal for consistent trailer pairings.
Can I use a drop hitch for lifted trucks?
Yes. A truck drop hitch helps maintain a level towing angle, which is crucial for stability and even trailer braking.
How often should I inspect or replace my hitch?
Inspect your towing hitch every few months or before any heavy haul. Replace any part showing visible cracks, rust, or deformation.