Shocker Hitches for Smoother Rides…)

I am definitely a believer in the Shocker Hitches for Smoother Rides. I’ve had and used the Shocker Hitches for years, and honestly, I won’t be without them.

From bumper hitch to gooseneck hitches, the Shocker Airbag Hitch is the only way to go. The best part is being able to adjust your ride by simply adding or letting air out.

Having Onboard Air Is Nice

Having onboard air is nice, especially when you need to air up a tire, or maybe add some air to your Shocker Airbag Hitch. When I let my tailgate down, I always get compliments from folks looking at my onboard air tank, gauge and plumbing setup.

Why Shocker Hitches?

I have chose Shocker Hitches after seeing how durable and nice they are made, plus having the ability to add air to help cushion the rides of what you are towing. Encase you haven’t noticed, the roads are not getting any smoother, and never will due to more large trucks/semis coming on the road each day, each month and each year. These loaded 80,000# pavement killers haul our goods, but they also absolutely DESTROY our highways!! So having help from airbag hitches helps tremendously, when it comes to cushioning the ride of trailers we tow and our tow rigs.

Is It Worth The Investment To Have Shocker Airbag Hitches?

The answer to this question is real simple. The answer is YES!! Take my word for it. Shocker Hitches are worth every single penny, especially if you are towing trailers, or camper a great deal. Easy to add air and adjust to the ride height you desire, and get the smooth ride you’re after. Solid hitches are terrible rides and extremely hard on the trailer, tow vehicle and of course, the people inside the tow vehicle.

How Tough Are The Shocker Airbag Hitches?

These Shocker Airbag Hitches are brutal tough and will last forever, if you take care of them. They have grease zerks for keeping the moving parts greased. All parts are replaceable, if needed. And let’s say the airbag was to break or leak, these hitches all have failsafe features so the hitch rest on solid steel and is still 100% functional. With the rubber bumper stops and safety bolt, they cannot and will not fail you, or put you in harm’s way! For the bumper hitch, I have chosen the Shocker Black Max 20k model. And for my Sure Trac 25k, dual wheel Gooseneck trailer, I’ve chosen the Shocker Gooseneck 30k Surge shift lock model.