VEOVR Weight Distribution Hitch, 1,000 lbs Weight Distributing Hitches Kit with Sway Control for Trailer, 2-in Solid Steel Shank, 2-5/16 in Alloy Steel Ball, Powder Coated Load Leveling Hitch, Black

Our camper is only around 3100lbs so I didn't feel the need to break the bank for a weight distribution hitch, however being single axle pulled by a minivan, it did sway at anything above say 55mph making long journeys miserable. This installed incredibly easily but more importantly is really heavy duty. No doubt in my mind it could handle a bigger trailer. I will be taking this one to every camper we get in the future. No sway even up to around 70mph, hooks up really easily, feels like it will last. I would have liked an option for ball size, since our camper runs a 2" ball instead of the 2 5/16" it comes with

For the money, this is the WDH to get. Works every bit as well as those that sell for 2-3x the money. Don’t pay dealer prices and don’t pay for dealer install.I pull a 4k lb. camper with an F150, and while I could probably get away without a WDH, the improvement in ride, steering, sway (none. zero), and no porpoising with this hitch makes the money and effort to set it up very much worth it.If you haven’t set one of these up before, YouTube videos well help a bunch.To know for sure that you have everything adjusted correctly you’ll want to visit a truck stop and hit the scales. Get a weight without the bars in use, then another with the bars under tension, you’ll be able to tell with those numbers how well you set it up and if you need to adjust further.

Good product but some assembly required.

Product worked perfectly, but it does take some guesswork when setting up. I overcorrected at one point and put too much pressure on the L brackets and actually bent one of them slightly. Still totally useable but I was bummed I messed up. I reached out to Vevor, told them what happened, and they sent me two new L brackets at no charge! Purchase with confidence.Used on a Ford Explorer to tow a 4klb travel trailer. Took care of the sag and relieved enough pressure on the hitch to be within the proper weight range.

I have an 18 ft camper and the hitch distrubuted the weight very well. The back end if my truck did not sag like it did with a regular hitch. The sway bars worked great, my camper did not sway back and fourth. Backing up with the sway bars was easy with no problems. I was also able to make sharp turns with the sway bars with no problems.

I am a first time camper owner and hope to be using this alot. It came in the mail, then immediately after we went to pick up our 22 foot camper. We only used the hitch portion of this to tow the RV home as the dealer wanted over $150 to install it. The RV tech was impressed with the quality of it though, & choked a little when I told him how much we paid for it as the ones they sell there of a different brand cost over $500. I have learned since that while this will help a little with sway of the trailer, the main funtion of it is weight distribution and eliminating the sag where the trailer hitches to your truck. There is a second device call a sway control bar that mounts to help eliminate sway. It is not as pricey around $60. I will update my review once we start using it in the spring. Note that the box is REALLY heavy.

Very heavy, exactly as described

This is a good hitch. Its very well made with the exception of the lever bar (the tip of the bar bends very easily). Also, this is not a fault of the product but I didn't think about the fact that this isn't nearly as easy to adjust distribution tension for different loads as a chain style distribution hitch is. You can adjust it but you have to take off the bolts for the adjustment level move it up or down then put the bolts back on. If you have a camper or something like that where you will be basically using the same level every time then this would work great. If you will be hauling different loads and need to adjust the tension often then I would recommend going with a chain style.