Lube plates

Never a problem with my Reese 16K twin jaw.

I've never had a problem with my Trailersaver but they warned me I might need a 1/2 thickness plate. (Which they sell. )

I have had only one issue and that was my fault. I did not have the lube plate flush to the king pin and squished the plate between my B&W Companion and fhe king pin. Needless to say that one ended up in the garbage and now I make sure it's sits flush.

4 year old B&W with a MorRide pinbox with no problems.

Yes I have had lube plate issues with my Hensley BD3

Have a Pullrite and no problem so far....

not a problem with the try-glide trail air and reese hitch, but it does require close attention to hitching height.

My previous Companion Had 1-1/8" thick jaws and it was not easy to see when the weight was off the hitch. I bought a 1/8" plate from Hensley, not cheap but worked well. New B&W 3600 has 1" thick jaws. I am using 1/8" on it since I have one but in reality the 1/4" may be fine??????

No problem with mine using a Curt.

With my old Husky manual slider i caught the edge of it once when hitching so kept an extra on hand. Never had a problem with it causing a high hitch issue.