I'm not trying to sell you on it, just sharing my experiences. I have had the same Equal-I-zer hitch for the last 14 years towing a 24' trailer with a couple different half ton trucks. It has been a rock solid performer in all scenarios I've managed to get into, including emergency maneuvers involving wild life running in front of me, vehicles stopped around blind corners while descending mountain passes, and heavy cross winds while crossing long bridges.
It gets noisy during low speed maneuvering at the camp ground despite greasing the hitch head and nylon pads on the L brackets.
It is easy to hitch and unhitch, especially with an electric tongue jack (that probably applies to most hitches). A feature I take advantage of all the time is the fact that after unhitching I can just push the square bars up close to the rear bumper on the truck and leave the entire hitch in place with no worries. I routinely drive around with it that way. No need to find a place to stash those bars.
Next time around I may consider something different, but I've had nothing but positive experiences with the one I have.
2015 Ram 1500
2022 Grand Design Imagine XLS 22RBE
