The applications for HitchAid are virtually limitless. Here are a few examples of how people can use HitchAid today.

Bumper Pull
The positioning of a ball hitch can be very difficult to see when you get close to it. HitchAid allows the driver to avoid damaging their vehicles by approaching too fast or off center. The system also lets the users position their vehicles without the inconvenience of getting in and out to align their vehicle with the trailer. It also eliminates the use of a second person to assist in directing the driver.

Fifth Wheel
Hitching your fifth wheel is an exact science and HitchAid makes the process easy and convenient. HitchAid removes the need to get in and out of the vehicle, it eliminates twisting around trying to see the hitch area as the driver cannot see the hitch area using the in-vehicle mirrors. HitchAid allows the driver to easily check the alignment and proper pin placement on their first attempt.

Goose-neck Trailer
Much like the fifth wheel application, the driver cannot see the hitch area of a goose-neck trailer using standard mirrors. HitchAid provides the driver a view of the trailer as it approaches the receiver area, which allows the driver to make adjustments to complete the alignment process on the first attempt.

Horse Trailer
Many horse owners have indicated that using HitchAid will be useful during the hitching process and can be of even more use for monitoring their horses during transport.

Assist in Backing
HitchAid is also designed for use when backing any type of trailer. One example is when backing a boat into the water, the driver can watch the boat to keep it straight and to tell when the boat is far enough into the water to launch. The camera can also be moved to the rear of the tow vehicle to assist the driver in maneuvering into a tight area or to place the trailer in an exact location.

Virtually any situation involving towing can be made safer and more convenient by using the HitchAid system.