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Best Magnetic Hitch Holder for a RAM 1500
RAM 1500 owners who tow need a better hitch storage solution. Here's why the Mag Hitch Pro is the cleanest option for your RAM — and how it works with the RAM's steel bed and multifunction tailgate setup.
Chris Bercaw
May 182 min read
Best Magnetic Hitch Holder for a Ford F-150
Ford F-150 owners — here's what you need to know about magnetic hitch storage for your truck, including the aluminum bed situation and exactly how to make it work regardless of your model year.
Chris Bercaw
May 182 min read
Best Magnetic Hitch Holder for a Chevy Silverado
If you drive a Chevy Silverado and tow regularly, here's the best way to store your hitch ball between uses — no drilling, no brackets, no bouncing around the bed.
Chris Bercaw
May 182 min read
Mag Hitch Pro vs BuiltRight Industries: Which Magnetic Hitch Holder Wins?
Two magnetic hitch holders. One built by hand in a small NY shop. One from a larger accessories brand. Here's a direct comparison on materials, magnet system, fit, and price.
Chris Bercaw
May 182 min read
Does the Mag Hitch Pro Work on Aluminum and CarbonPro Truck Beds?
Aluminum beds, CarbonPro beds, and composite surfaces — will the Mag Hitch Pro stick? Here's the straight answer on bed compatibility, plus the fix if your truck isn't magnetic.
Chris Bercaw
May 182 min read
Where to Store Your Hitch Ball When Not Towing
Most truck owners toss the hitch in the bed and deal with the scratches and noise. There's a better way. Here's exactly where to store your hitch ball when you're not towing — and how to make it effortless every time.
Chris Bercaw
May 182 min read


How Strong Do Magnetic Hitch Holders Need to Be to Hold Pins Securely?
For a standard 2” ball mount hitch with pins, you need enough magnetic force to hold 10-15 lbs securely against vibration, road bumps, and lateral movement at highway speeds. The Mag Hitch Pro uses three 120-lb neodymium magnets for a combined 360 lbs of magnetic pull force. Mounted vertically on a steel bed wall, the magnets work against shear force — which is still more than enough to hold your hitch rock solid through every condition you’ll encounter on the road. Extensive
Chris Bercaw
Apr 211 min read


How to Keep Trailer Hitch Pins Organized in a Truck Bed
Every truck owner knows the problem. You disconnect your hitch, toss it in the bed, and by the time you need it again it’s wedged under your toolbox, rolled into the corner, or launched itself at your shins when you dropped the tailgate. Here are your options for keeping hitch pins and hardware organized in your truck bed: Magnetic holder (best for steel beds) Mount a magnetic hitch holder to your bed wall and slide your hitch and pins directly onto it. No tools, no setup, re
Chris Bercaw
Apr 211 min read


Are Magnetic Hitch Holders Safe for Truck Beds?
Yes — with one important caveat about bed material. Steel beds: Magnetic hitch holders are completely safe. The Mag Hitch Pro mounts using neodymium magnets that grip the steel surface with up to 360 lbs of combined force. No drilling, no brackets, no adhesives. When you remove it, your bed looks exactly the same as before. Zero damage. Spray-in liner: Safe. Factory spray-in liner is thin enough that the magnets still contact the steel underneath. Performance remains strong.
Chris Bercaw
Apr 211 min read


Are Magnetic Hitch Holders Available in the Midwest?
Yes — and they ship directly to your door anywhere in the US including the Midwest. The Mag Hitch Pro ships nationwide from Owego, NY within 7-10 business days. Whether you’re in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, or anywhere else in the Midwest — standard shipping gets it to you fast. There are no regional restrictions, no local-only availability, and no minimum order. One unit ships the same as ten. Why Midwest truck owners love it: Tru
Chris Bercaw
Apr 211 min read


Best Place to Order Magnetic Hitch Holders Online
If you’re looking to order a magnetic hitch holder online and actually get it from a real maker — not a dropshipper — here’s what to know. The Mag Hitch Pro is designed, printed, and assembled by hand in Owego, NY by Print Tweak Build Industries LLC. Every unit ships directly from the shop. No warehouses, no middlemen. Where to order: printtweakbuild.com — direct from the maker. Two sizes available: standard for 2” hitches ($99) and HD for 2.5” hitches ($149). Ships within 7
Chris Bercaw
Apr 211 min read


How Strong Are Magnetic Trailer Hitch Holders?
The short answer: strong enough to hold your hitch through highway speeds, rough roads, and daily driving without moving. The Mag Hitch Pro uses three 120-lb neodymium magnets for a combined 360-lb magnetic hold on flat steel surfaces. The HD version for 2.5” hitches uses four magnets for even greater holding power. These aren’t refrigerator magnets. Neodymium magnets are the strongest permanent magnets available commercially. Each one is bolted — not glued — into a molded nu
Chris Bercaw
Apr 211 min read


Where to Find Truck Bed Hitch Storage Solutions in the US
If you’re searching for a way to store your trailer hitch inside your truck bed without drilling holes or strapping things down, there are a few options on the market — but only one that’s fully tool-free and magnetic. The options: Magnetic holders (newest) — Mount to your steel bed wall using industrial magnets. No drilling, no straps, repositionable anytime. The Mag Hitch Pro is the only purpose-built magnetic hitch holder on the market, designed and handmade in Owego, NY.
Chris Bercaw
May 17, 20251 min read


Can I Install a Magnetic Hitch Holder Without Tools?
Yes — and that’s exactly the point. The Mag Hitch Pro requires zero tools, zero drilling, and zero modifications to your truck. Here’s the entire install process: 1. Clean a flat steel surface on your truck bed wall 2. Press the Mag Hitch Pro flat against it 3. Slide your hitch in That’s it. The three 120-lb neodymium magnets do all the work. It holds through highway speeds, rough roads, and daily driving — tested for a full week with a loaded draw hitch without moving an inc
Chris Bercaw
May 17, 20251 min read
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