Secure Your Trailer with the Tow Ready 63227 Coupler Lock for 2 5/16" Couplers

Dennis L. Gardner: I bought this 2 5/16" hitch lock for a new 25' Flying Cloud. It's wider than the hitch so it wiggles around once attached but I don't see a problem with that. 3 stars for ease of installation because the cylidrical lock is sometimes a challenge to get it locked properly.

I did see a video of a competitor breaking a lock like this lock off a trailer with a crowbar. They wedged the crowbar inbetween the hitch and the raised front portion on the lock and pried until it broke off. I ground off that front portion so a crowbar doesn't have anything to pry against.

Even so, locks are to keep honest people honest. Determined thiefs can disable any lock.

United States on Jun 14, 2023

fairbidderSteven: After the Rhino lock did not fit and I returned it, I decided to make this lock fit after finding out it didn't fit either. After purchasing a grinder cone to fit my drill, I had to grind off approximately 1/8" from the top lip an inch or so from the end back so it would go on smoothly. Works great now.

United States on Aug 13, 2022

J HUNT: Very well built, For the price you can’t get anything better. ANY tounge lock on the market is breakable just understand that before you make your decision.

I have a cordless grinder and saw all that agrees with me.. If someone wants it they will get it.

This product is slim and a good deterrent, Pair it with some other protection and you’ll be fine. For the price you get a good quality product, I can’t speak on the longevity of it since i’ve only had it a month, But it’s been on and off many times and in the weather, No complaints out of me. I will purchase another in 2” to see if the quality is the same

United States on Jun 13, 2022

cencaliguy: Bought for 08 26ft travel trailer but like some others I also had to do some grinding to get it to fit.

I found that the lock pin of lock did not have enough clearance to engage inside coupler due to the outside length of my 2-5/16" coupler of trailer,
so I ground away a little off the front face of lip of trailer tongue to hopefully allow the pin to sit back further clearing the inside lip, I tried but it did`nt work so

like someone else did...I used a block of wood and hammer then lightly tapped lock into place, seemed stuck at 1st but after lightly knocking it back off, then a couple of more install/removals it now slides on snug and easily locks(aside from having to lock/unlock from underneath), probably would be good idea to keep key hole lubed as most of us would`nt want the locking mechanism seizing up.

I recently bought and tried using(but returned) one of the Curts similar style made of aluminum but if fit way too loose(plus both parts seemed to have some light unfinished edges on lock and keys) .

this is easily heavier duty at about same price point. This lock is not a guarantee but it`ll slow someone up hopefully alot, it seems to be the...

United States on Feb 21, 2020

Chris: The coupler lock itself required slight grinding to allow it to fully seat and have the lock bolt engage properly. Hitches are generally steel stampings so this wasn't a huge deal to find that it didn't fit out of the box. The grinding was necessary to have the lock fit property or I would have had to send it back. Afterwards, the lock fits snug and is easy to operate. Simply slid it one and push the spring loaded lock cylinder up to engage, couldn't be easier. If it fit without the tweaking, I would have given 5 stars across the board.

Just a heads up, that slight grinding or clearancing may be necessary. I'm sure doing so voids the warranty, so keep that in mind as well. If they want your trailer, they will get your trailer. The lock is a deterrent, not a guarantee.

United States on Jan 03, 2020