The Fifth Wheel Hitch: How to Know When It's Needed
Hauling campers or trailers can be cumbersome and risky if not properly secured to your vehicle. This is when a fifth wheel hitch can come in handy. This blog will discuss the basi...
Vehicle Hitch & Trailer Services
Serving Central Virginia for over 30 years
Why Choose Us?
Southside Hitch has been serving customers in the Central Virginia area for over 30 years. We're proud of our history and have become an established part of our local community. We opened our doors in South Richmond on March 8th, 1989 and today Southside Hitch is owned by Midlothian resident Charles Hale.
We have quickly grown from a one-man operation to a full-service shop with an extensive staff of dedicated technicians, each with a different yet complimentary background.
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They did a good job on my hitch for my truck. Will definitely be back for trailer repairs. Nice people
-Jason
I highly recommend this business. Our travel trailer had some significant issues. Charles and team took excellent care of us. Work done on time, as discussed, thorough, reasonable $, and consistent communication.
-Jeff
Popular Application Pricing
Toyota Highlander Hitch Application
For years 2020-2025. This service includes a Class III Hitch with a 2" receiver opening trailer wire-standard 4 way flat and includes installation.
Price: $595.00*
Toyota Rav4 Hitch Application
For years 2019-2025. This service includes a Class III Hitch with a 2" receiver opening trailer wire-standard 4 way flat and includes installation.
Price: $525.00*
Ford Bronco Hitch Application
For years 2021-2025. This service includes a Class III Hitch with a 2" receiver opening trailer wire-standard 4 way flat and includes installation.
Price: $475.00*
Payload & Towing Capacity: What's the Difference?
What's the difference between payload capacity and towing capacity? Southside Hitch breaks down the distinct and important differences between the two while also diving into some c...
Why Trailer Lighting is Critical for Safety & Compliance
Not only do working lights make it easier for other drivers to see you, but they're also required by law in most states. In this article, you'll learn why trailer wiring and lighti...