Tongue jacks raise and lower your trailer's coupler for hitching, unhitching, and leveling the front of your rig. Manual tongue jacks use a hand crank; electric versions operate with a switch or remote for push-button convenience. The tongue jack supports your trailer's entire tongue weight, so proper sizing and maintenance are essential for safe, reliable operation.

What to Know Before You Buy

• Tongue jack capacity must exceed your trailer's actual tongue weight with a reasonable safety margin.
• Electric tongue jacks require 12V power and add convenience, especially for heavier trailers.
• A-frame jacks mount to the trailer frame; bolt-through jacks use the coupler's existing bolt holes.
• Travel height matters: The jack must retract high enough to clear road obstacles when towing.

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