Hitch Installation Tempe

If you’re searching for “Hitch Installation Tempe” Cliff’s Welding has the full range of quality hitches and offers hitch installation near Tempe, Arizona. We have gooseneck hitches, 5th wheel hitches, light duty, heavy duty, and regular receiver hitches. No matter what type of trailer or what you’re towing we have what you need and offer professional installation.

Experienced Hitch Installation

At Cliff’s Welding we have a team of experienced and trained welders that are able to install hitches properly. In addition to providing a solid and reliable weld on your hitch installation, we give our customers the peace of mind when towing. Browse our selection of hitch types we are able to install, or schedule a hitch installation today. Call us with any of your questions or to set up your hitch installation.

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Types Of Trailer Hitches We Install

We are able to provide all types of hitch installations for Arizona residents. Below are hitch installation services that we are able to provide, but are not limited to:

Receiver Hitches Class 1-5

Class 1 Receiver Hitches

Class 2 Receiver Hitches

Class 3 Receiver Hitch Installation Phoenix

Class 3 Receiver Hitches

Class 4 Receiver Hitch Installation Phoenix

Class 4 Receiver Hitches

Class 5 Receiver Hitch Installation Phoenix

Class 5 Receiver Hitches

Receiver Hitches (Continued)

Bumper Hitches – Featuring a 2×2” tube opening, this hitch type is mounted to the vehicle’s bumper, not the frame. These are more for light duty towing, based on the bumper strength and towing ability of the vehicle.

Front Mount Hitches – This type of hitch is popular among vans, trucks, and SUVs. They are also known as 2×2” hitch and typically have a 5,000lb load capacity. A front mount hitch enables cargo to be carried in front, while leaving room in the rear for trailers and other towing.

Specialized & Heavy Duty Hitch Installation

Typically, specialized hitches are designed for heavier towing duties and applications or weight stabilization.

Weight Distribution Hitches

When the load or trailer on the back of a truck is too high, it can result in the truck to bow downward, this offsets steering. The design of weight distribution hitches can help to resolve this problem by utilizing spring bars that distribute weight more evenly between the tow vehicle and trailer. A weight distribution hitch is compatible with Class 5, Class 4 and Class 3 trailer hitch systems. Property weight distribution is important for a safer tow.

Gooseneck Hitch Installation

The gooseneck hitch is popular among agriculture, livestock, and construction as they are designed to put trailer weight directly over the vehicles rear axle, enabling for a higher tow capacity. A Gooseneck hitch has a load capacity up to 30,000lbs (GTW). This allows towing heavier equipment, such as livestock and tractors is possible with heavy duty trucks. Gooseneck hitches with the best designs are those which allow for the ball to be flipped or removed to easily prepare the truck for cargo hauling.

5th Wheel Hitch Installation

The 5^th wheel hitch has a design focusing on enabling recreational trailer towing and often used as a heavy duty hitch. This type of hitch is capable of towing up to 25,000lbs and commonly used for car haulers, campers, or other recreational use. To evenly distribute weight over the rear axle, a 5^th wheel hitch is installed about the same place as Gooseneck hitches.

Pintle Hitch Type Installation

Another popular hitch type is the Pintle hitch, often used in heavy equipment industries and agriculture. It features a lunette hitching system and hook. The tow capacity is up to 60,000lbs (GTW) Although the hitch can handle an incredibly high load weight, caution needs to be taken to determine the proper vehicle for the heavier duty tow requirements, avoid exceeding the load capacity of your truck.

More About Our Hitches

Below you can read more about the individual hitch types. If you have any questions, call us today.

Fifth Wheel Hitches

For many Arizona residents, a break in routine is needed to experience adventures. The proper installation of a fifth wheel hitch allows for easier 5^th wheel trailer towing, and safer too. Tow confidently and know you are safe with our 5^th wheel hitches!

Companion Sliders

When adventure takes you to tight pots or narrow roadways, having a companion slider enables the 5^th wheel hitch to move positions to give more maneuverability. A slider can be removed so the truck bed is ready for cargo loads.

Front Mount Receiver Hitches

Front mounted hitches are great for additional cargo space or even for use when towing vehicles behind RV’s. Either way you will have extra space for cargo or a vehicle to use for day trips and exploring narrow city and forest roads. Hook up and detach for these hitches is easy and only takes a few moments.

Towbars

Towbars allow the connection between RVs and tow vehicle. A towbargets mounted on the rear of the RV, connecting with the tow vehicle with a front mount hitch. It is sometimes needed for additional hardware to ensure the towing connection is solid.

Trailer Hitches

This is the most commonly used hitch available, especially when it comes to truck accessories. While they may be included at the dealership, this is not always the case. We are able to install trailer hitches so you can use your truck for towing as it was designed too. We can also provide the stinger inert, which is commonly referred to as the hitch ball.

Gooseneck Hitches

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A Gooseneck hitch is a heavy duty trailer and towing hitch used on larger jobs. Commonly used by farmers, construction companies, and livestock ranchers due to the assisted weight distribution to the rear axle. It is able to safely get the job done as needed, and their tow weight is much more than a standard trailer hitch. Allow us to help you determine the best hitch for your heavy duty hauling.