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Choose the appropriate trailer ball: Choose the appropriate size and type of trailer ball based on your vehicle type and trailer needs. Trailer balls come in various sizes, commonly including 50mm and 2-inch diameter.
Prepare tools and materials: You may need some basic tools such as wrenches, screwdrivers, jacks, as well as purchased tow balls and adapters (if needed).
Install trailer bar: For vehicles without reserved trailer hooks, trailer bars need to be installed first. This usually involves installing trailer bars on the collision beam at the rear of the vehicle.
Secure trailer ball: Connect the trailer ball arm to the trailer bar and ensure they are firmly secured together. This may require some additional hardware, such as screws or bolts.
Connecting electrical systems: If your tow ball system includes lighting or other electrical functions, they need to be connected to the vehicle's electrical system. This may require professional wiring and adapters.
Test trailer ball: Before actual towing, test whether the trailer ball is secure and all electrical connections are working properly.
Safety check: Before towing, ensure that all safety measures are in place, including using safety chains and checking that all connections are secure.
Legitimacy confirmation: According to Article 56 of the Implementation Regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China, small passenger vehicles can tow recreational trailers or trailers with a total weight of less than 700 kilograms, ensuring that your towing behavior complies with local laws and regulations.
Insurance Confirmation: Before installing the tow ball and towing, confirm with your insurance company whether special insurance coverage is required.
Professional installation: If you are not familiar with car modification, it is recommended to find a professional car modification shop for installation to ensure safety and compliance.