Fastway E2 Round Bar Sway Control WDH Weight Distribution Hitch 2.5T No Shank

For the best and safest towing experience, you need the e2™ hitch, providing you with faster and easier weight distribution and sway control.

Old chain-style hitches don’t provide built-in sway control and add-ons are a hassle to remove when backing-up and making tight turns. The e2 hitch’s rigid brackets give you permanent sway control, so you can get on the road faster and enjoy your drive, without having to worry about extra add-ons to connect and remove for backing or making tight turns.

With the Fastway e2 hitch there’s nothing extra to buy and install. Nothing extra to store. Nothing extra to remove before you can back into your campsite, or make a u-turn. For a faster, easier and safer towing experience, get a Fastway e2 hitch today!

BUILT-IN SWAY CONTROL

The Fastway e2™ hitches have the convenience of Integrated Sway Control™ built into the hitch; so you have sway control engaged whenever you are hitched up and towing. The e2™ utilizes unique sway control brackets instead of old ‘add-on’ sway bars or cam type attachments that are added to chain style hitches. Integrated sway control offers many benefits including no backing or turning restrictions, and simple and easy to understand adjustments. Built with sway control in mind, the e2™ hitch is better than a chain style hitch with add-on sway control devices.

SWAY CONTROL BRACKETS

The unique rigid sway control brackets provide the convenience of integrated Sway Control™ through two points of linear steel on steel friction. Instead of the spring arm swinging back and forth freely at the bottom of a chain, e2’s spring arms rest on top of a bare metal bracket. This improvement alone significantly reduces driver fatigue and stress while towing, not to mention making it easier to use than chain style hitches on the market.

WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION

Without proper weight distribution drivers can experience highway hop, loss of steering control, and sagging of the tow vehicle.
The e2 hitch changes the way the tow vehicle and trailer couple together. It creates a bridge between them, helping them work together like one unit instead of two, and distributing the weight more evenly to the axles of both vehicles. When set up properly, the steering wheels will stay more firmly planted on the ground.