If you value quality and want the best for your rig, particularly considering the investment you have made, the ProPride 3P® Jim Hensley Hitch is the top choice on the market. Its unique Pivot Point Projection, or 3P technology, eliminates trailer sway caused by passing trucks, wind, uneven roads, improper loading, and even driver input while towing. This advanced sway-eliminating hitch is sure to exceed your expectations.

In contrast, friction-based trailer hitches only provide limited sway reduction and can lead to dangerous situations on the road. The pivot point for these types of hitches is still located on the hitch ball, which is the source of the problem. Friction-based solutions only activate when sway begins to occur at high speeds, and if the force of the sway exceeds the friction coefficient, the trailer will start to sway. These hitches also tend to be very noisy due to the grinding friction of metal against metal.

The ProPride 3P® Jim Hensley Hitch is the leader in safety, providing heavy-duty, quiet protection during long hauls and travel. Its advanced 3P technology eliminates the stress of driving in adverse conditions and the struggle to maintain control and stay in your lane. When it comes to towing your RV, safety is the top priority. Made in the USA and backed by a lifetime warranty, the ProPride 3P® hitch allows you to relax and enjoy the journey with confidence. Its 3P technology completely eliminates trailer sway, giving you greater control over your trailer and making operating your tow vehicle much easier.

To ensure you get the right ProPride 3P® Jim Hensley Hitch, it's important to consider the following weights:

Unit Base Weight (UBW): This is the dry weight of the base unit without any additional options. It's the weight of your RV as it came off the assembly line before anything was added to it.

Tongue Weight: This is the amount of weight that the tongue of your travel trailer places on the hitch it is mounted to. If you exceed the tongue weight limit, it can cause the rear of your tow vehicle to drop and reduce the weight on the front axle, making steering difficult and traction and stopping unsafe.

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): This is the manufacturer's recommended maximum loaded weight for your tow vehicle or RV. It includes the combined weight of the vehicle, its cargo, and its occupants. Exceeding the GVWR can make the vehicle hard to control, slow down, or stop and is therefore very dangerous.Max Towing Capacity: This is the maximum weight your engine can handle. It's important not to exceed this weight.