Warm weather is prime time for towing whether heading for a campsite or hauling yard debris to the dump. These towing tips ...

In more recent years, we had backup cameras with guidance lines, eliminating the need for an extra set of eyes and allowing most of us to hook up a trailer on the first try. Or the second.

Without a coupler lock, someone can simply drive up to your trailer, hitch it, and drive off. These locks fit over the coupler on the trailer’s tongue, preventing someone from hooking up their ...

Find yourself the biggest parking lot you can, hook up a trailer — even a U-Haul rental, just to start — and you'll be expertly parking your tow rig in no time.

Expect to pay between about $150 and $400 for a receiver hitch. These range in cost by gross trailer weight limit: Class 1: Holds up to 2,000 pounds; compatible with compact cars, sedans ...