Buying & Brands

FTrade buying guides help distributors and industry partners select reliable trailer accessories, compare solutions, and make informed purchasing decisions.

Where can I buy trailer locks?

Trailer theft remains a persistent and costly problem: over 100,000 utility trailers are stolen annually in the U.S., and RV theft exceeded 30,000 units in 2024. The average loss per cargo theft incident tops $200,000. A quality trailer lock is

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Do Retractable Ratchet Straps Really Work?

Meta description: Retractable ratchet straps work for light-to-medium tie-downs. Learn how the reel and ratchet lock work, what the working load limit means, and when they beat a traditional strap. Yes – retractable ratchet straps really work for the everyday

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Are adjustable hitches worth it?

Quick answer: Yes — if you tow more than one trailer at different coupler heights. No — if you always tow the same trailer. An adjustable hitch trades extra upfront cost and routine cleaning for one-hitch flexibility. If you regularly

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Is towing and recovery a good business?

Yes, a towing and recovery business can be a profitable company to own. Regular car traffic creates a steady need for these services because drivers require help every day. Metric Range Gross Margin 50% to 70% Net Profit Margin 10%

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How to choose the right trailer light adapter?

Drivers rely on dependable trailer light adapters to bridge the tow vehicle socket and trailer plug, enabling proper light circuit communication. When sourcing a suitable adapter, start by checking both connection ends. Count the pins or flat blades on your

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Are trailer coupler locks worth it?

Trailer coupler locks deliver great value for a modest investment. Thieves commonly steal trailers and onboard equipment by simply hooking up and towing them away. Fortunately, entry-level coupler locks carry a low price tag. The massive gap between lock cost

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How do I know what ball hitch to buy?

Picking the correct ball hitch comes down to three practical steps. First, check the size marked on your trailer coupler. Second, confirm the shank dimension of your ball mount. Third, verify the gross‑weight rating of your trailer. Running a mismatched

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How much does a drop hitch cost?

A standalone drop hitch generally runs from $30 to well over $450. Most vehicle owners spend between $100 and $150 for the unit itself. A fully‑configured towing setup, including all required hardware and professional labor, can cost anywhere from $250

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