TAG Towbar
Brand
Satisfies Extreme Towing
Made in Australia, the TAG Towbar brand suits Australia’s rugged country. Designed and manufactured locally, it’s ideal if you’re driving in Australia’s rough climate and on its rugged roads.
Are you ready for a TAG Towbar with a Speedy Experience?
- Durable Towbars at an affordable price
- Speedy service and Towbar installation
- TAG Towbar has a lifetime warranty
- We’ll come to you with a TAG Towbar
- Installed by skilled fitters
- Strategically located in SE Qld
- Suits 4WDs and passenger vehicles
- Reliable after sales service
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We’ll get back to you within 24 hours on business days with a quote and organise a convenient time to provide the service around Brisbane:Spam free.
Payments we accept: Everything
Tag Towbars Over 35 Years In The Game
TAG has been designing and manufacturing Towbars in Australia for over 35 years. They have one of the largest range of Towbars and wiring solutions that covers over 90% of vehicles on the road in Australia. There are few reasons why Tag Towbars might be a good fit for you:
If you want to explore our untamed country, TAG Towbars design has towing on extreme road conditions covered. Think…
With their 35 plus years of design and development they’ve built superior class 2 and 4 Towbars.
Speedy Towbars Knows TAG Towbars
As well as the manufacturer’s lifetime warranty, you also get a lifetime warranty from Speedy Towbars for all Towbar wiring. Our technicians are trained in the installation of ECU’s (Electronic Control Units).
When you use Speedy Towbars and choose TAG Towbars we’ll ensure that every step of your installation is accurate and carefully installed. And we’ll suggest which accessories you need to get you back on the road.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the correct Towbar to fit to my vehicle?
A. It will depend on your vehicle and what you will be towing.
The Towbar must have a capacity that exceeds the loaded weight of the trailer you are intending to tow. Therefore you must check the rating of the Towbar and the vehicles rated towing capacity which is included in the towing section of the vehicle’s handbook.
Q. How can I check my ball weight?
A. Ball weight refers to the weight on the front end of the trailer not carried on the axles. As a general rule, you should aim to have 10% of the total trailer weight as the ball weight. This can be measured at a weighbridge, by resting the jockey wheel on a scale or using a ball weight scale.
Q. Do I have to leave the trailer ballmount in the hitch receiver when I am not towing?
A. The trailer ballmount can be left in the hitch receiver as long as it does not obscure the licence plate. To prevent theft, Speedy Towbars have hitch pin locks available which replaces the standard pin and clip. Alternatively, you can remove the trailer ballmount and store it in a secure place and use a hitch box cover to provide a neat finish on the Towbar and at the same time stop dirt and water readily getting into the hitch receiver.
Q. How can I stop sway from occurring?
Q. When should a brake control unit be fitted?
A. All trailers with an aggregate trailer mass (including the trailer and load) over 750kg must be fitted with brakes to comply with national road regulations. Any trailer with electric brakes needs a brake controller to activate and operate the trailer brakes. The brake controller sets the timing and level of power output to the trailer brakes when activated by pressing the brake pedal in the vehicle.
Q. Can I purchase parts for my Towbar or Weight Distribution Hitch?
A. Yes, we sell most accessories for our Towbar ranges, including for other branded Towbars.
Q. Will my old Towbar fit my new vehicle?
Q. How can I determine the rating or capacity of my vehicle?
Q. When do I need a weight distribution hitch?
Q. How can I make it easier to hook up the chains on my weight distribution hitch?
A. The hook up process is lifting and transferring the ball weight. As this can in many cases be a large weight we recommend that you use the jockey wheel to assist in lifting the weight. Therefore always wind down the jockey wheel so that the coupling of the trailer is lifted up before you put the spring bars in place and connect the chains. You may also have to hook up a progressively higher chain link to get to the desired link rather than doing it in one step.
Q. Do I need to alter the suspension in my vehicle for towing?
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