Should We Get A New Hitch?!

azdryheat wrote:
I'll be blunt. Don't change a thing, I think you've learned to pay attention and this won't happen again.

X2. Shrug it off, move on

Dan

You failed to provide details on the hitch you are using!!! The Andersen can be turned around to move the hitch back in the bed. B&W support post have multiple settings for and aft. So what hitch do you currently have.Chris

I'll be blunt. Don't change a thing, I think you've learned to pay attention and this won't happen again.

Sorry it happened. I've got a nice crease in my C pillar for the same reason. Didn't break my window, though.

I put a dent in the cab of my old truck. Very lucky I didn't pop the window as well. I had a manual sliding hitch, but it was a PITA to use.

After that, I went with the SuperGlide. It is nice to not think about how sharp you are turning.

Reese Revolution


You could look at the Turning Point pin box or the Reese Revolution.

I feel your pain. A couple of years ago the same thing happened to me. I wasn't paying attention and turned too sharp and lost a rear window. I still have a non sliding hitch. I've towed thousands of miles without an issue. I don't think it will happen again because I'm much more aware of my turns now.
I want a hitch that isn't too heavy because I need to remove it quite often. If there is any for aft adjustment in your hitch I would move it to the most rearward position.