Your trailer hitch and wiring system are the critical connections between your vehicle and whatever you’re towing. Whether you’re hauling a utility trailer for work, towing jet skis or a boat, mounting a bike rack, or pulling specialty trailers across the country, having the right hitch and properly installed wiring is essential for safety, performance, and peace of mind.
At RA Hitch & Truck Outfitters, we specialize in professional trailer hitch and wiring installation for cars, SUVs, trucks, and vans. Our experienced technicians ensure every component is correctly fitted, securely mounted, and fully tested — so your towing setup performs safely and reliably every time you hit the road.
Professional Trailer Hitch Installation
We install a full range of trailer hitches to match your vehicle and towing needs, including Class I, II, III, IV, and V receiver hitches, specialty and concealed hitches, and heavy-duty towing solutions for work and commercial vehicles.
As an authorized dealer for Curt, Stealth Hitches, EcoHitch, and B&W Trailer Hitches, we install only proven, high-quality products designed for long-term performance.
Expert Trailer Wiring Installation
Proper trailer wiring is required for safe and legal towing. We install 4-way flat, 5-way, and 7-way connectors, trailer brake wiring, and auxiliary power solutions using vehicle-specific wiring whenever possible.
Trailer Hitch & Wiring Installation FAQs
Do I need trailer wiring if I’m using my hitch for a bike rack or cargo carrier?
No. If your hitch is only used for a bike rack or cargo carrier, trailer wiring is typically not required.
Do I need a trailer hitch and wiring installed at the same time?
Not always. Wiring is only needed when towing a trailer that requires lights or brakes.
Is trailer wiring required by law?
Yes. When towing a trailer, working brake lights, turn signals, and running lights are legally required.








