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There are several different types of connectors used to supply power from a tow vehicle's electrical system to a trailer's wiring system. Some trailers only need the bare essentials -- running lights, brake lights and turn signals -- while others require a connection for reverse lights, electric brakes and auxiliary power. Learn More

This adapter harness will allow you to wire H13 headlights to your Wrangler JL. Learn More

This electrical adapter is designed to adapt a 4-way flat vehicle socket to fit a 5-way flat trailer plug. It is specifically intended for boat trailers with surge brakes, adding in a fifth wire for the reverse lights and allowing your vehicle's 4-way flat to easily plug into your boat trailer 5-way flat. Learn More

This CURT USCAR extension harness is designed to help ease the installation process of the CURT Echo in-line brake controller, providing 24" of extra length for more flexible positioning of the brake control module. It connects USCAR to USCAR and comes with a slit loom sleeve to protect the wires. Learn More

The Quake LED 1 to 2 RGB Y Splitter will allow you to connect two whip lights to one controller. Learn More

There are several different types of connectors used to supply power from a tow vehicle's electrical system to a trailer's wiring system. Some trailers only need the bare essentials -- running lights, brake lights and turn signals -- while others require a connection for reverse lights, electric brakes and auxiliary power. Learn More

CURT hitch adapters can be used for many different purposes when hitching up a trailer. Whether a ball mount shank is too small or too large to fit into a receiver tube, a CURT adapter can make up the difference. Learn More

There are several different types of connectors used to supply power from a tow vehicle's electrical system to a trailer's wiring system. Some trailers only need the bare essentials -- running lights, brake lights and turn signals -- while others require a connection for reverse lights, electric brakes and auxiliary power. Learn More

There are several different types of connectors used to supply power from a tow vehicle's electrical system to a trailer's wiring system. Some trailers only need the bare essentials -- running lights, brake lights and turn signals -- while others require a connection for reverse lights, electric brakes and auxiliary power. Learn More

There are several different types of connectors used to supply power from a tow vehicle's electrical system to a trailer's wiring system. Some trailers only need the bare essentials -- running lights, brake lights and turn signals -- while others require a connection for reverse lights, electric brakes and auxiliary power. Learn More