Which Hitch

Hi,I had a 95 Series Prado 3 L diesel ,and towed a 18'6" tandem van and I used the Ezy lift system ,towed great .I had the need to shift my van about 3 kms so I did not fit the WDH and boy did we notice the difference ,the Prado was bobbing up and down ,not a good feeling .

Most of the hitches on this page would be suitable One of the exceptions may be the Trigg hitch, I was reading on another forum that Jayco had advised that they were not suitable to be used with WDH. For preference select one that is suitable and then you will be able to use WDH when on good road conditions.

Just remember that the Trigg, Treg and similar types can be difficult to hitch and unhitch.

Before going for a wdh, I would contact your local Toyota dealer and tell them your intentions as there have been issues with Prados and wdh(s) - better still, also have a look at the Pradopoint website or simply google Prado wdh and look carefully into it before committing. Sometimes, depending on who you speak to at a dealership, you don't always get the right info but make sure you speak to somebody with expertise on this matter. The Pradopoint website is excellent for owners and the truth of the matter is usually distilled after often, lengthy discussion. Worthwhile.

The Hitchmaster is currently very popular with vanners and I'd go along with Peter's remark that the Tregg is a bit of a fiddle to use, even though you'll hear of people saying they are happy with their Tregg. I have had one and think there are better options.

Hi, I have an 07 Prado with a McHitch fitted on my van (no WDH) I travelled 25,000km around oz with it including Savannah Way, GRR, Bungles etc so it's had a good workout. the new ones have an automatic coupling which looks fantastic.
Kedron caravans are now using them and have also tested them which can be seen on their website.
Definately worth a look.