SwayPro Hitch

Troubleshooting and Maintenance Tips

Common Issues and Solutions

Dealing with any towing issues promptly ensures safety and extends the life of your SwayPro hitch. Trailer sway can occur if the system is improperly set up or if the trailer is overloaded. Addressing the issue by re-adjusting the system can resolve most sway problems. If the hitch makes noise during turns or over bumps, ensure the components are properly lubricated and that the bolts are tightened. Regular maintenance, including inspecting for wear and tear, is crucial for preventing these issues. If problems persist, consult a professional for inspection and repairs.

• Sway issues – How to properly set up
• Noise – How to maintain

Maintenance Checklist

Proper maintenance ensures the long-term performance and reliability of your SwayPro hitch. Following a maintenance checklist, and conducting regular inspections will help you avoid problems while towing. Lubricate moving parts like the spring bar pivot points regularly to reduce wear and noise. Regularly inspect the hitch for signs of wear and tear, such as cracks, rust, or damaged components. Tighten all bolts to the manufacturer’s specified torque values. Following this checklist regularly, will extend the life of the hitch.

1. Lubricate parts
2. Check for wear and tear
3. Tighten bolts