Gooseneck Hitches & Components

Gooseneck hitches and components are essential for towing heavy-duty trailers with pickup trucks, offering exceptional stability and strength for safe and efficient hauling. A gooseneck hitch provides a reliable connection between your truck and the trailer, often offering higher weight capacity and better towing performance than traditional bumper pulls. Key components include gooseneck balls, which serve as the pivot point for the hitch, gooseneck couplers for secure connections between the trailer and hitch, and gooseneck rails, which provide the mounting foundation for the hitch in the truck bed.


For those with varying towing needs, there are fifth wheel and gooseneck adapters, allowing easy switching between different hitching systems. Additionally, fifth wheel and gooseneck wiring kits ensure seamless electrical connections for trailer lights, brakes, and other electrical functions. Gooseneck accessory and upgrade kits offer further customization, with options like gooseneck extenders to create more room in the truck bed, and gooseneck bolt kits for easy, secure installation. These components work together to improve your truck's towing versatility and enhance overall towing performance, ensuring a safe and smooth hauling experience every time.


Whether you're hauling large livestock trailers, construction equipment, or campers, gooseneck hitches and their related components provide the durability, strength, and ease of use you need. With the right combination of gooseneck hitches, adapters, and accessories, you can tailor your towing setup to meet your specific needs, ensuring that your trailer is securely hitched and ready to transport heavy loads with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Gooseneck trailers are tremendously helpful for agricultural and industrial uses, especially for flatbed trailers and livestock trailers. If you have any type of commercial towing to do, gooseneck hitches are the way to go.

Gooseneck hitches function to connect a gooseneck trailer to a truck bed by using a hitch ball as the link. These trailers have a long neck that extends over the back of the tailgate. They can still remain stable despite their extensive lengths. This type of hitch usually mounts beneath the truck bed, and brackets function to bolt the hitch to the frame of the truck. They’re typically rated to tow up to 30,000 pounds or more, depending on the hitch.

Gooseneck hitches are less bulky, so they’re less awkward and space-consuming in the truck bed. The only parts that take up space in the truck bed are gooseneck balls and safety chain anchors. Some models even offer a removable or folding ball component for an even more lightweight and user-friendly configuration. The coupling systems of gooseneck hitches are also very easy and intuitive to use.