Detachable Flange (Witter): A Detachable Flange Towbar (Witter) works the same as fixed flange towbars.
Detachable Swan Neck (Witter): A Detachable Swan Neck Towbar (Witter) can be used for towing a trailer or caravan.
Fixed Flange Ball (Witter): A Fixed Flange Ball Towbar (Witter) is probably the least expensive option. When it comes to installing a towbar, this makes it a popular choice.
Fixed Swan Neck (Witter): A Fixed Swan Neck Towbar (Witter) is considered to be more aesthetically pleasing than a flange.
Single Electric – 7 Pin: Single Electric – 7 pin sockets are very important. The complexity of modern cars means that fitting towbar electrics can be very difficult.
Twin Electric: Twin Electric sockets are very important. The complexity of modern cars means that fitting towbar electrics can be very difficult.
Dedicated Towbar Wiring Kits: Dedicated Towbar Wiring Kits are very important. The complexity of modern cars means that fitting towbar electrics can be very difficult.
Vertical Detachable Swan Neck (TowTrust): A Vertical Detachable Swan Neck Towbar (From TowTrust) incorporates a fold away electrical plate enabling the towbar electrics to fold behind the bumper when not in use.
Fixed Flange (TowTrust): It’s design uses a bolt-on towball and can be used with accessories such as bumper guards and tow-steps.
Fixed Swan Neck (TowTrust): The fixed swan neck towbar is compatible for use with an Alko stabiliser without the requirement of a replacement towball.
13 Pin Electric: 13 Pin Electric sockets are very important as the complexity of modern cars means that fitting tow bar electrics can be very difficult.
