VEVOR Tow Bar, 5,500 Lbs Towing Capacity With Chains, Powder-Coating Alloy Steel, 2-Inch Ball Hitch, For RV Car Trailer Truck

A 5,500 lb Bumper-Mounted Tow Bar for RVs, Trailers & Trucks

This is a VEVOR universal tow bar rated for 5,500 lbs of towing capacity, built from powder-coated alloy steel and finished with a bumper-mounted coupler that fits a standard 2-inch ball hitch. If you're setting up a flat-tow system for an RV, hauling a small trailer, or need a dependable backup towing solution, this bar's 39.4-inch opening width and included chains give you a straightforward, direct-fit setup without any welding or fabrication.

Why a Wide Opening Width Matters for Universal Fit

A tow bar's opening width determines how much side-to-side clearance it has when connecting to different vehicles' frame or bumper mounting points, since not every tow vehicle positions its attachment points in exactly the same spot. Because this bar's 39.4-inch opening is wide enough to accommodate a range of bumper and frame configurations, it functions as a genuinely universal towing solution rather than being limited to a single vehicle's exact mounting geometry.

Key Features

• 5,500 lb rated towing capacity for cars, trailers, and light loads
• Powder-coated alloy steel construction resists rust and corrosion
• Coupler fits a standard 2-inch ball hitch
• Includes safety chains for a complete, ready-to-use setup

Specifications

• Towing capacity: 5,500 lbs
• Opening width: 39.4 inches
• Hitch compatibility: 2-inch ball coupler
• Material: Powder-coated alloy steel
• Condition: New

Compatibility

This is a universal bumper-mounted tow bar designed for RVs, cars, trailers, and trucks with a standard 2-inch ball hitch, rather than a single specific vehicle. Because towing setups vary by vehicle and by what's being towed, it's worth confirming your tow vehicle's hitch rating and the towed load's actual weight fall within this bar's 5,500 lb capacity before use.

Signs You Need a Dependable Tow Bar

If you're currently improvising with straps or an undersized bar to move a trailer, a small car, or equipment around your property, or your existing tow bar is rusted, bent, or missing its safety chains, those are clear signs it's time for a proper replacement. A tow bar rated below your actual load is also a safety risk worth correcting before your next tow, since an undersized bar can flex or fail under stress it wasn't designed to handle.

Why a Bumper-Mounted Design Works for Many Setups

A bumper-mounted tow bar with a standard ball coupler is one of the more flexible towing configurations available, since it doesn't require a dedicated base plate installed on the towed vehicle the way a true flat-tow system does. Because this bar attaches through a standard 2-inch ball hitch, it can be adapted to a variety of towing scenarios, from moving a trailer around a yard to backup or emergency towing situations.

Installation Notes

Setting up this tow bar means attaching the coupler end securely to your tow vehicle's 2-inch ball hitch, securing the opposite end to the towed vehicle or trailer's designated tow points, and connecting the included safety chains as a backup connection. Because towing safely depends on a secure connection at both ends, double-checking that the coupler is fully latched and the safety chains are properly connected before moving is worth the extra minute every time, especially on longer tows where a connection can loosen gradually over distance.

Ordering Information

This tow bar is in stock and ships ready to use. Our Shipping Information page covers current timelines, and our Warranty and Returns pages explain what to do if anything isn't right on arrival. Not sure it matches your towing setup? Our Request a Part page is the fastest way to confirm before you order.

Related Parts

This tow bar is listed in our Towing & Trailer collection, along with our Accessories collection, where you'll find other towing and hauling equipment.