Trailer Wiring Kits

Identifying the Trailer Wiring Kit for your Vehicle

Trailer wiring kits connect to your vehicle at the wiring harness near the taillights, so it is helpful to be familiar with your vehicle wiring before purchasing a trailer wiring kit. Some vehicles have a "towing option" installed while others do not. You can tell if you have the "tow option" by looking at your vehicle wiring harness where it connects to your tail lights (you might have to partially disassemble one of your tail lights to know for sure). Vehicles WITH the tow option have plugs that connect/disconnect the wiring harness from your brake/tail lights so you can install a trailer wiring kit. If your vehicle does not have these plugs then the wiring harness connects directly to your brake/tail light assembly (a "hard wired" connection) - it does not have the "tow option" installed. Don't worry! We've got a trailer wiring kit for both kinds.

Helpful trailer wiring links:

• 6 & 7 Wire Connector Diagrams
• Trailer Bulb & Amps Drawn Chart
• Frequently Asked Questions & Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring Problems

Hoppy Trailer Wiring Kits

Our Hoppy trailer wiring kits are the easiest trailer wiring kits you can get. They have all the necessary plugs, converters, and wires you need to hook up your trailer. To find the Hoppy trailer wiring kit you need, first look at the list of vehicles in the "Custom Trailer Wiring Kits" link below. If Hoppy makes a custom wiring kit for your vehicle, we will have it listed there. If you don't find it listed in that section you can find a universal style trailer wiring kit in the "Universal Trailer Wiring Kits" section. NOTE: Some vehicles will be listed in both sections. It's always better to get the custom kit since they are easier and faster to install and will provide a stronger, more secure connection.

Check owners manual for towing capacities

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