RV Trailer Hitch Accessories

What towing accessories does this collection include?

This collection covers the hardware between your truck and trailer: couplers and coupler locks, hitch pins and locking pins, ball mounts, weight-distribution components, sway control, levelers, and chocks. Brands include Rivco, Smittybilt, Blaylock American Metal, and other established trailer hardware manufacturers. If you are also sorting out your shore-power side of the setup, check our RV plug adapters collection.

How do I know which coupler or coupler lock fits my trailer?

Match the coupler size to your ball size (1-7/8", 2", or 2-5/16") and the tongue channel width stamped on your existing coupler. For locks like the Blaylock TL-22, confirm the coupler style (A-frame vs. straight channel) before ordering. Always confirm your trailer's GVWR rating against the coupler's load rating so the replacement part is rated at or above the original.

What is the difference between a locking hitch pin and a standard hitch pin?

A standard hitch pin and clip holds the ball mount in the receiver but offers no theft deterrent. A locking pin, such as the Smittybilt 2921, replaces the clip with a keyed lock so the ball mount cannot be pulled out at a rest stop or campsite. For travel trailer owners who leave the rig hitched in public lots, a locking pin paired with a coupler lock covers both ends of the connection.

Do levelers and chocks ship with the hardware needed to install them?

Most levelers in this collection, including X-Chock style wheel stabilizers and stacker-block kits, ship complete and require no drilling. Scissor-style trailer jacks and frame-mounted levelers may require bolts rated for your frame thickness, so review the product description before ordering. Once your rig is level and stable, browse our RV patio mats to finish out the campsite setup.

Can I get help confirming the right part before I order?

Yes. Hitch hardware fitment depends on receiver class, ball size, coupler channel, and GVWR, and a single wrong spec means the part will not work. Text or call our team at 817-984-1852 with your trailer make, model year, and the part number stamped on the component you are replacing, and we will confirm fitment before you check out.