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Compatibility: The trailer ball needs to be matched with a trailer coupling device to ensure a safe connection.
Load bearing capacity: Depending on the design and material, trailer balls have different load bearing capacities, and users should choose trailer balls that are suitable for their trailer weight.
Safety: High quality trailer balls should have good safety performance, including design to prevent accidental detachment.
Installation method: The trailer ball can be fixed or detachable. Fixed trailer balls are typically used for users who frequently require towing, while detachable trailer balls are suitable for users who do not frequently use trailers so that they can be removed when not in use.

Precautions for use:
Before connecting the trailer, ensure that the tow ball and connector are clean and undamaged.
Check the fastening of the tow ball to ensure it is securely fixed to the vehicle before use.
During the towing process, attention should be paid to the total weight and distribution of the vehicle to avoid overloading or imbalance.
Comply with local traffic regulations, including speed limits when towing and road usage rules.
Maintenance: Regularly check the wear and tear of the tow ball and connector, and replace them if necessary to ensure the safety of towing.
When purchasing trailer balls, consideration should be given to their material, weight bearing capacity, compatibility, and compliance with local regulatory requirements. At the same time, when using a tow ball, corresponding safety chains or cables should also be equipped to prevent accidental detachment during the towing process.