Will the Mag Hitch Pro hold while I'm driving?

Yes. Tested for 3,500 miles of highway towing with a 34-foot camper. Zero movement.

Are the magnets glued in?

No. Every magnet is a 120-lb rubber-coated neodymium magnet bolted into a molded nut trap. Field replaceable with no special tools.

Will it work on my aluminum Ford F-150 bed?

Not yet. Magnets require a steel surface. A BoxLink-compatible version for Ford aluminum beds is in development, targeting Christmas 2026.

The holder sits flat against the bed wall, out of sight under a tonneau cover. Running a standard hitch pin through the receiver locks the hitch to the unit.

What is the difference between the Mag Hitch Pro, Pro+, and HD?

The Pro ($99) fits standard 2-inch hitches with 3 magnets. The Pro+ ($129) fits heavier 2-inch hitches on 2500-class trucks with 4 magnets. The HD ($149) fits 2.5-inch receivers with 4 magnets.

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