445 pintle chain

it is generally recommended and often required by law to use safety chains
when using a 445 pintle hitch for towing. Safety chains provide an
additional level of security and help prevent accidents or damage in the
event of a hitch failure or detachment.

Safety chains are typically attached from the towing vehicle to the trailer,
creating a secondary connection. In the event of a hitch failure, the safety
chains act as a backup, keeping the trailer connected to the towing vehicle
and reducing the risk of complete separation.

When using safety chains with a 445 pintle hitch, it is important to ensure
they are properly installed and securely attached. The chains should be
crossed underneath the hitch in an "X" pattern, which helps provide better
control and stability if the primary hitch connection fails. It is also
important to maintain an appropriate amount of slack in the chains to allow
for turns and maneuvers while still ensuring they are not excessively loose.

Specific regulations regarding safety chain requirements may vary by
jurisdiction, so it is important to familiarize yourself with the towing
laws and regulations in your area to ensure compliance and safe towing
practices.

Minimum Order: 100 pieces