Trailer Hitches

Andersen makes towing hardware for RV and trailer owners: the Ultimate 5th Wheel Connection, a chain-free weight-distribution hitch, aluminum ball mounts such as the Alumistinger, plus Rapid Jack stands, jack blocks, levelers and locking pins.

Made in: Idaho Falls, ID (company headquarters and its manufacturing and fabrication complex). The company says it has sold American-made towing products for over 50 years.

Source: Andersen Hitches About, checked 10/2026

B&W makes towing gear for pickups and trailers: Turnoverball under-bed gooseneck hitches, Companion and Patriot fifth-wheel hitches, Tow & Stow adjustable ball mounts, the Continuum weight-distribution hitch, receiver hitches, couplers and cab protectors.

Made in: Humboldt, KS (hitches and towing products). The company markets its line as American made.

Source: Kansas Profile (Huck Boyd Institute), checked 10/2026

Blue Ox makes flat-towing and trailer-towing equipment for RV owners: tow bars, vehicle baseplates and the Patriot braking system for towing a car behind a motorhome, plus SwayPro and TrackPro weight-distributing hitches, fifth-wheel and receiver hitches.

Made in: Pender, NE (towing products designed and built at its plant, which has its own paint line, CNC mills and robotic equipment). Family-owned, with roots in Pender since 1925.

Source: Blue Ox About Us, checked 10/2026

CURT makes custom-fit receiver hitches for cars, trucks and SUVs, plus vehicle-specific trailer wiring harnesses, ball mounts and other towing accessories.

Made in: Eau Claire, WI (receiver hitches and most of its custom wiring). The company describes many, not all, of its other towing accessories as US-made.

Source: The Shop magazine, 2018, checked 10/2026

Pop Up Hitch, run by Young's Products LLC, makes gooseneck ball hitches, 5th wheel hitches, gooseneck couplers, RV adapters and receiver tubes for pickup trucks, sold through dealers.

Made in: Chanute, KS (gooseneck and 5th wheel hitch products). The company says it makes all its hitch products in the United States.

Source: Pop Up Hitch About Us, checked 10/2026

Premier makes heavy-duty towing connections for trucks and trailers: couplings and pintle hitches, drawbar eyes, dolly jacks, and hinge and front-end assemblies. Founded in Portland in 1924, it is now part of High Bar Brands.

Made in: Tualatin, OR (couplings, drawbar eyes, dolly jacks and related towing components).

Source: Aftermarket News, checked 10/2026

PullRite makes fifth-wheel and gooseneck towing hitches for pickups, including the SuperGlide automatic sliding hitch for short-bed trucks, Super 5th and SuperLite fifth-wheel hitches, and gooseneck adapters and balls.

Made in: South Bend, IN (steel cut, formed and welded) and Mishawaka, IN (hitches assembled and shipped). Coating is done by outside finishers. The company uses American steel.

Source: RV PRO, 2021, checked 10/2026

Rigid Hitch makes vehicle-specific receiver hitches and ball mounts for cars, minivans, SUVs and pickups, such as Class III hitches for the Honda Odyssey and Class IV hitches for the Ford F-150.

Made in: Burnsville, MN (receiver hitches and ball mounts, made in its ISO 9001:2015 certified plant).

Source: Rigid Hitch listing, checked 10/2026

Stealth Hitches makes custom-fit concealed receiver hitches for cars and SUVs, including Subaru models. The hitch stays out of sight until a removable receiver or ball mount is attached for a bike rack, cargo carrier or small trailer.

Made in: USA. The company states that all components are made in the USA.

Source: RV PRO, 2018, checked 10/2026

Torklift makes towing and RV gear: SuperHitch and EcoHitch receiver hitches, SuperTruss hitch extensions, FastGun turnbuckles and tie-downs for truck campers, GlowStep RV entry steps, cargo trays and handrails.

Made in: Sumner, WA and Royal City, WA (hitches and RV products); its Torklift Central shop in Kent, WA makes and installs EcoHitch receivers. The company labels its products manufactured and designed in Washington State.

Source: Torklift About, checked 10/2026

Wallace Forge Company makes forged truck and trailer hardware, including king pins, pintle hooks, drawbar tow rings, trailer couplers, 3-point linkage pins and dump body accessories. It is a fourth-generation family business.

Made in: Canton, OH (forged and machined truck and trailer hardware).

Source: Wallace Forge, checked 10/2026

Weigh Safe makes adjustable trailer hitches with a built-in tongue-weight gauge, in aluminum and steel, plus the 180 Hitch, True Tow weight-distribution hitches, gooseneck balls, recovery hooks and trailer locks.

Made in: Lindon, UT (adjustable hitches, machined from aluminum and steel). It is part of the Leap Innovations group.

Source: RealTruck listing, checked 10/2026