bullet proof trailer hitches

[Average_gatsby45]

are they worth the money?

 

[Ohio5pt7]

Depends is your truck lifted? If so yes because of the adjustability. if not I would say no.

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[JeffN]

I think so. I have a 3500 DRW 4WD and the bulletproof hitch with a 6” drop gives me a good range of adjustment. The mfg tolerance is pretty tight but you get a small amount of rattle. The black finish has held up really well. The pintle attachment is slick.

 

[Average_gatsby45]

im at stock height, i talked to them yesterday , and she seemed to recommend the 6" model

 

[JeffN]

im at stock height, i talked to them yesterday , and she seemed to recommend the 6" model

that is what I have. My lowest sitting trailer is my enclosed car hauler. I have the hitch set to the bottom position and the trailer is perfectly level.

 

[PatriotMS]

I have been using their hitches for four years and I can say without a doubt, they are the best in the industry. There is no substitute for safety, no stronger hitch and when I am towing a $1Mil+ boat behind my truck and make a freeway speed bounce from changing surfaces like an overpass or bridge, I NEVER WORRY!! The Peace Of Mind is worth the price, the adjustability is by far the greatest part.

I have the 10" Drop and the frame mounted stabilizer bars added as well. I just bought a new 2021 Laramie Longhorn and it too will be getting a new Bulletproof Hitch. Call them and let them know you heard it from Alden Transport & Marine for a discount!!

Check this out and tell me you'd trust something cheaper?

 

[chri5k]

There prices are inline with others in the high quality adjustable hitch market. I have a B&W Stow and Go which is in the same price range as the Bulletproof. If you leave the hitch in the receiver full time get a hitch stabilizer clamp to really reduce rattle. Link below to the one I use.

https://amazon.com/gp/product/B07JDF79W9