Tow Bar & Hitch Specialists in Yatala
Looking for trusted tow bar & hitch specialists near Yatala? Browse 13 local specialists within 25 km — nearest first, with real owner reviews, opening hours and direct contact.
Tow Bar & Hitch Specialists near Yatala
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Munji 4x4 Accessories Pty Ltd
UnclaimedStapylton, QLD
1.1 km away4.9(681)View Profile - C
Caravan Perfection
UnclaimedOrmeau, QLD
5.5 km away4.6(46)View Profile - R
Redlands Coast Towbars
UnclaimedRedland Bay, QLD
14 km away5.0(5)View Profile - N
Northcoach RV Equipment
UnclaimedSlacks Creek, QLD
16 km away4.4(16)View Profile - S
Speedy Towbars
UnclaimedSlacks Creek, QLD
16 km away4.9(546)View Profile - P
Pedders Suspension & Brakes Slacks Creek
UnclaimedSlacks Creek, QLD
16 km away4.3(132)View Profile - H
Hitch Campers
UnclaimedCoomera, QLD
18 km away4.7(31)View Profile - T
Titan RV
UnclaimedCleveland, QLD
22 km away4.9(24)View Profile - B
BCF Capalaba | Boating, Camping & Fishing Store
UnclaimedCapalaba, QLD
23 km away4.3(280)View Profile - 1
12/24 Volt Auto Electrics
UnclaimedCapalaba, QLD
23 km away4.5(102)View Profile - 4
4x4 Centre Cleveland
UnclaimedCleveland, QLD
24 km away4.7(97)View Profile - P
PACK & SEND Mount Gravatt
UnclaimedUpper Mount Gravatt, QLD
24 km away4.7(309)View Profile - O
Outback Equipment
UnclaimedAcacia Ridge, QLD
25 km away4.0(2,667)View Profile
Tow Bar & Hitch Specialists near Yatala
Frequently asked questions about tow bar & hitch specialists
How much does it cost to fit a tow bar in Australia?›
A standard fixed tow bar fitted to a passenger vehicle costs $600–$1,400 supplied and fitted. Heavy-duty tow bars for 4WDs and utes range $900–$2,200. Add $300–$700 for an electric brake controller and Anderson plug wiring if you tow a caravan over 750 kg.
Do I need an electric brake controller?›
Yes — any trailer or caravan over 750 kg ATM in Australia legally requires electric brakes, which need a brake controller wired in the tow vehicle. Proportional controllers (e.g. Redarc Tow-Pro Elite, Hayman Reese GuardIAN) are the modern standard.
What is the difference between a 50mm ball and a DO35 hitch?›
A 50mm ball is the standard Australian on-road coupling. A DO35 (or Cruisemaster, McHitch Off-Road) is an articulating off-road hitch that allows the van to twist and roll independently of the tow vehicle on rough tracks. Off-road vans need an off-road hitch — a 50mm ball will fatigue and fail on corrugations.
How much weight can my tow bar carry?›
Every tow bar is rated for two values: maximum braked towing capacity (the trailer weight) and maximum tow-ball download (the vertical weight on the ball). Both are stamped on the tow bar plate. Always check both against your van's ATM and ball weight before towing.