Trailer Hitch Lock & Safety Guide (Canada)

Hitch locks, coupler locks, pins, and clips are the small parts that keep mounts attached and trailers harder to steal. Use a rated pin or lock in the receiver, latch the coupler fully, and add a coupler lock when the trailer sits unattended.

Receiver side
Every insert needs a pin through the receiver holes. A spring clip keeps a plain pin from walking out. A hitch lock replaces the plain pin when you want theft resistance on racks, carriers, and ball mounts left in the tube. Match lock diameter to the receiver holes.
Trailer side
Close the coupler latch fully on the ball, then pin or lock the latch. A barbell coupler lock helps when the trailer is parked. Cross the safety chains under the coupler so they can catch a dropped tongue. None of this replaces proper tongue weight or working brakes.
Parts we commonly sell
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Official CURT context
Official clips from @curtmfg. If an embed stalls, use the YouTube link under the video.
How to Select a Trailer Hitch
Classes, receiver sizes, and matching hitch ratings to the trailer.
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