This product is as described, and works great. Helps take the weight for our truck to haul our camper. Would recommend this product to anyone!

I went from a husky bar and chain setup that I had for 6 years. It was terrible. I could never dial it in just right and even with two sway controls attached to the thing it still sucked.Enter the Centerline TS. Night and day difference. Just got back from a 700 km drive up the Coquihalla Hwy in BC and I could barely feel highway tractors and trailers passing me. Gusts of wind…. No problem. With the previous one I white knuckled it on the same trip. I highly recommend the Centreline TS.

Changed out my old equalizer hitch tht had spring bars with chains and my added sway bar for this item. Found 2 plusses to this system. 1 I can drive at a higher speed with no sway. 2 my gas milage improved using this hitch. I suspect because of the greatly reduced sway. Only con I have found in 4k towing with this system is " you must make sure that you spread the bars sufficiently when you disconnect the trailer to allow easy bar installation when hitching up later".

Thus hitch came super quick. It's very heavy so be mindfull of that and you do need a bit of muscle to get the bars on your trailer but once it is installed it pulls perfect.A lot cheaper to buy on Amazon than from a dealerahip

Very well made, solid and good appearance.I should of measured my trailer height before ordering. I will need a longer shank to bring the ball down to fit perfectly. But very happy with it. Great product!

Best hitch ever. Not kidding. Rock solid. super addition to any trailer. Absolutely got rid of any trailer sway...seriously!!! No comparison to my old chain weight distribution hitch. Worth every cent. Wish I had bought this hitch first.

Can't say enough about this hitch. The seller shipped it very quickly, and were prompt to respond to questions I had regarding shipping options and speeds. Box was lined inside with lauan which helped to keep the pieces from blowing through the box. That's a big thing, I'm a FedEx driver and I can attest that these things usually blow their boxes to pieces.On to the hitch itself. I was down to this and the Equalizer, but couldn't justify the extra $250 or so. And honestly, I think the Centerline is possibly the better put together of the two. The finish on this thing is pretty slick looking and should stand the test of time. I took my tools with me when we picked up our new travel trailer and insisted on setting it up myself. (Probably a good thing since no one in the service department had seen one of these before and they didn't seem particularly mechanically inclined anyway.) I leveled the trailer, took my measurements, set the pitch with the recommended amount of washers for my 6" trailer frame, installed the brackets at the short end of specs to avoid dropping the bars in tight turns, hooked up, raised everything with the tongue jack, hooked up the bars and let her down easy. Re-checked the fender heights of my truck, dead on. I'm pretty familiar with weight distribution hitches, so I probably could have figured out everything on my own and gotten everything on spec eventually, but the manual for this hitch is something special. I've never installed one of these and had it perfect on the first shot. Took less than 40 minutes. The best part, however, is the performance. I tow a 37 foot, 8100lb triple slide bunkhouse with an 06 F150. With this hitch, there is NO sag, didn't even need to air up my Ride Rites over the daily 8 psi. And cruising down the freeway at 65, my trailer doesn't so much as wiggle, let alone push my truck around. Passing semis, meh, whatever. Crosswinds...oh well. Color me impressed. I really can't recommend this hitch highly enough.

I tow a 32ft 7200 pound TT with a 2015 Ford Expedition EL with a HD tow package and the Husky Center line TS makes towing a breeze. The setup was not hard took me less than an hour, it leveled out the TT and TV wonderfully. Then on my first road trip in Colorado on the I25 I kept waiting for that sway that comes from being passed by a Semi Truck but it never came. It felt just like being passed without the TT behind me, in fact if not for the TT in my mirrors I would not have known it was there, I was able to relax and just drive. I was able to travel at 75 MPH no problem except for the crazy low millage at that speed. I did not experience any white knuckle driving and the built in sway control from the Expedition never had to activate. I previous towed with the chain and bar style WDH, night and day difference. For the price I think the Husky Center line TS is unbeatable.Will update if anything changes over timeAfter 18 month the husky centerline still works great, I have been caught in winds gusting to 70mph and the wind pushed the TV and trailer together (still had to reduce speed significantly) During my last trip 1100 miles I noticed the hich was rubbing really hard against the head assebly see picture when backing into tight camping spaces so I have started disconnecting the bars before manuvering into my site and it seams to reduce the friction (most of the friction comes when there is a steep pitch up and turning combined). Works great never any sway when being passed on the road by semi trucks usually keep speed at 70 when road conditions are appropriate.Update after 2 1/2 years I experienced some sever sway while traveling across southern Colorado. When I stopped and checked the passenger side bolt of the head assembly had come loose to the point it moved freely with no pressure. I had tools so I tightened the bolt and went on with my trip with no other issues. Be sure to check the head assembly is torqued properly to avoid the issues I experienced. I have over 5k miles towing with the husky centerline now but I did not like the sway induced by wind, passing trucks, ect when the bolt came loose.It has now been 7 years since I purchased and still works great. I make sure everything is tight at the beginning of each season and nothing has come loose again. To address loud noises I actually rub wax I got from sand boarding on the tortion bars and it is a lot quieter without affecting sway control. I still think it is a good hitch at it price point.9 year update the hitch still works but I have had some sway, nothing dangerous but enough that I decided to get a Propride and that removed all sway. The Husky Centerline TS is a good hitch for the money but I found I had to be very careful how I loaded the TV and TT. It will keep you safe but a few times on the interstate I had to slow down to 55 MPH or slower to feel comfortable, which has me in the right lane being passed by everyone. I prefer to drive with the flow of traffic or closer to it not 30 to 40 MPH slower. Off the interstate the Centerline TS was great.