Reese Fifth Wheel Slider Round Tube 20K for Standard Above Bed Rails 50024

While it is true that you can tow with any pickup truck, you may need some extra equipment to pull a fifth wheel trailer with it. Why you ask? Well, aside from the size and pulling capacity of each truck, pickups also come with varying bed sizes, which can make turning and maneuvering a bit of a challenge for those with a shorter bed. REESE® sliders works by moving – or sliding - your fifth wheel hitch toward the rear of your truck, so the pin position is moved temporarily behind the rear axle, to provide more room for tighter maneuvering at low speeds. Without a slider, the front – or nose – of your trailer could hit and potentially damage your truck cab when you’re trying to turn. Therefore, a slider is recommended for any short-bed pickup, so you can enjoy the journey as much as the destination.

• Contoured rollers float from side to side to accommodate mounting systems that may not be fully square
• Fully adjustable with trailer attached
• Works with full size and compact trucks
• Embossed roller supports for low friction and longer wear
• Forged mounting feet for wide consistent attachment to rails
• Plated rails hold up longer for extended wear

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About Reese
Founded in 1952, the Reese brand has become a household name in the heavy-duty towing industry. With proven designs that exceed the industry standards, Reese has become the brand of choice when performance is the expectation. The core product line of Reese is the heavy duty fifth wheels which provide safe towing for the weekend warriors and the seasoned campers. Coupled with the Reese weight distribution systems to control sway, peace of mind is easy to achieve with this product line. The best known Reese products include the Titan Fifth Wheel series, the Sidewinder, and the Goosebox. These products, among others, have helped Reese achieve the Trailer Life Readers’ Choice Gold winner in the '5th Wheel Hitch' category and the Silver winner in the 'Travel Trailer' category status in 2013.