Hooks for cars and their installation

Detachable and non-removable car hooks perform the main function of ensuring safe attachment of various trailers, loads, luggage to sports equipment, thus increasing the versatility and utility of the car. Usually mounted on the exterior of the car, these hooks provide convenience and functionality tailored to a variety of needs and preferences.

Detachable car hooks are designed to be easily installed and removed when needed. They often have a simple attachment mechanism, such as suction cups or magnetic bases, so they can be quickly attached to metal surfaces such as the body of a car. These hooks are flexible, making them ideal for occasional use or for drivers who don't want to have a permanent attachment to their vehicles. Detachable hitches are also suitable for rental or rental cars as they can be easily moved from one vehicle to another without leaving any marks or damage.

On the other hand, non-removable car hooks are permanently attached to the exterior of the vehicle. Non-removable hooks are stronger and safer, able to withstand higher loads and long-term use. They are chosen by drivers who often need to transport or transport equipment and who want a more permanent solution.

Both removable and non-removable car hitches come in a variety of designs and configurations to suit different types of loads and mounting locations. Some hooks can be retracted or folded to minimize protrusion when not in use, reduce aerodynamic drag and maintain the aesthetics of the car. Additionally, they may include features such as rubberized coatings or padded surfaces to prevent scratching or damage to the items being attached.

When choosing between hooks, consider factors such as frequency of use, load requirements and personal preference. Detachable hooks are versatile and convenient, while fixed hooks are durable and stable. Whichever option you choose, ensure proper installation and follow the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure maximum safety and efficiency.

Before installing any type of hitch, we determine the appropriate attachment points on the vehicle. These are usually strong points on the frame or chassis that can support the weight or force of the hook. We have the right equipment for these jobs. After installing the towbar, we always test it for strength and stability, applying force to check that the towbar can withstand the intended load, that it does not come loose and that it does not damage the vehicle.