#11-893 FIT DESCRIPTION:

• 97 - Current Ford
• 99 - Current GM
• Audi with Factory Socket
• Nissan with Factory Socket
• Porsche with Factory Socket
• Volkswagen with Factory Socket

When Do I Need A Power Converter?

A converter is required when the towing vehicle has separate wires for brake lights and turn signals. Converters provide power directly from the battery, bypassing the electronics on vehicles that can not handle the extra amp load that trailer lights require. Most trailers operate on a two wire system where the brake lights and turn signals operate on the same wire. When the towing vehicle has separate wires for brake lights and turn signals, a taillight converter is required. The converter you choose must be based on the type of vehicle and trailer you are towing.

I have a 5.5' truck bed, can I install a fifth wheel hitch?

Due to trailer to cab clearance, installation of a fifth wheel on any bed less than 6' was not recommended. PullRite created the SuperGlide to fix this problem. SuperGlide 5th Wheel's automatically move the trailer away from the cab while making turns - allowing up to 90° turning without stopping, slowing down or even thinking about the space between the truck & trailer - and then automatically returns the hitch and trailer to the safe towing position over the truck axle when the turn is completed. No more having to get out of your truck to adjust your 5th Wheel!

Why do hitch extensions reduce capacity by 50%?

The limiting factor is the capacity of your hitch. Using a hitch extender will reduce your hitch's overall capacity by 50%. The extender is made of two different sized pieces of steel that are welded together; an outer dimension piece of solid steel that inserts into the hitch and welded to the other end is a piece of tube with a 2x2 inside dimension. The part where both pieces join is known as the 'weak spot'. Follow the link to view our selection of Receiver Hitch Extensions