Best Trailer Supply Store San Jose Near Me

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Welcome to Eyers Hitch Center Inc., your Trailer Hitch Experts serving the South Bay area in Santa Clara California. (near San Jose)


I'd like to introduce you to our family-owned and operated business - and provide you with important safety information on all aspects of towing.


I, along with my son Eric, have owned and operated Eyers Hitch Center Inc., since 1967. We are known as the "Trailer Hitch Experts" in our local area because we've been around for such a long time doing quality installation of trailer hitches and towing accessories.

Our number one concern is the safety of our towing customers.

We realize that since we are a local business, we cannot provide personal service to everyone who finds us here, so we've packed a great deal of information on this website to help you learn all about the joys of towing safely.

Towing can be fun. It can make your life more enjoyable, convenient, and give you and your family freedom to travel and enjoy life. But...

Inexperienced or ignorant towing can take your life or the lives of others in one swift cruel stroke.

In my business, it's not just quality parts and installation that make for safe towing. It also requires knowledge and practice. I hope to give you the knowledge you need to keep you safe in the articles on this website, but you must take this information and apply it to your own towing situation.

I've seen some towing accidents that would make your hair stand on end. I've had highway patrol officers, (customers of mine), tell me about gruesome towing accidents they've had to investigate. The tragic part of these terrible accidents is that with the proper training and hitch equipment or safety accessories, many of these horrific scenes should have been avoided.

Towing safety is the responsibility of every person who hitches up and tows. It's my responsibility to make sure my customers are "hitched safely". But I feel strongly about your towing safety - and if you are not living the the Santa Clara (Silicon Valley) area of California, where we can provide the expert installation and advice you need, hopefully reading the information on this website will help.

What the articles on this website explain in detail, are the 7 main rules to follow that can keep your towing experience safe and enjoyable and quite possibly, save lives:

Use a tow vehicle that is large enough for your trailer and has the needed power and appropriate towing equipment package (heavy-duty radiator, transmission, suspension, wheels and tires). The tow vehicle must be rated by its manufacturer both to tow the gross weight and to carry the tongue weight of the fully loaded trailer.

Weigh your loaded trailer. Improper loading can lead to axle and frame damage, and can lead to loss of towing stability and control.

A competent hitch installer MUST perform installation of the hitch, sway control, and brake control equipment. Make sure the installation follows the tow vehicle and hitch manufacturer's instructions.

Use a brake controller unit that automatically applies the brakes in proportion to the tow vehicle brakes and also has a hand control for applying the trailer brakes only.

Inflate all 4 tires of the tow vehicle AND the trailer tires to their maximum cold pressure. See the maximum pressure rating on the tire sidewalls.

Use outside mirrors installed and adjusted to allow a clear view of the area along both sides of and behind the trailer. Locate them as close as possible to the driver to provide the maximum field of view.

Practice turning, braking, parking, backing up and hitching in an empty parking lot until you get the feel of your rig. Learn what to do in emergency driving situations that may occur while towing.

Here's a picture I took when I was on vacation in the Oregon wine country. This fellow was thankfully unharmed, but look at what happened to his truck! When I questioned him about what went wrong, it turned out he had loaded too much weight in the back of his trailer, resulting in this horrific accident:

All about Towing Safety: including Highway Towing Safety, Off Road Towing Safety and Trailer Weight Safety.

All about the different types of Trailer Hitches and special equipment, including information about the Trailer Hitch Accessories you need in order to safely tow your trailer.

Tips and Techniques to master all the necessary skills involved in safely towing trailers.

California laws that pertain to towing situations that you must know if you tow. (Please check your own state's towing laws if you live outside California.)