Ken Feagin Truck & Trailer
Getting a flat tire on your trailer is never convenient, but knowing how to change it can save you time, money, and stress. While the process is similar to changing a car tire, trailers have their own unique challenges, such as heavier loads and specific jack points....
Before you can legally drive a car, you’re required to learn road rules, pass a test, and earn your license. But when it comes to towing a trailer, there’s often no special licensing required–leaving the responsibility of understanding the laws entirely up to you....
Towing a trailer requires more than just hitching it to your vehicle and hitting the road. To ensure safety, stability, and legal compliance, having the right equipment is essential. From proper lighting and braking systems to secure hitches and load restraints, each...
Your UTV is built for adventure, but before you hit the trails, you need to make sure it arrives in one piece. Properly trailering your off-road vehicle is essential to avoid any mishaps on the road. From loading it onto the trailer to securing it tightly, knowing the...
Trailer safety starts before you ever hit the road. The way you load your trailer directly impacts how it will tow, and tongue weight is a crucial measurement of how well your trailer is loaded. With too much or too little tongue weight, the trailer may sway, or the...
Trailer ball hitches come in varying size options with different weight ratings. Choosing the right size hitch is extremely important to ensure you can safely tow the load you want to carry. If you don’t have the correct size hitch, your towing vehicle and trailer...
