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Always check tire pressure of both your vehicle and trailer.
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Tighten all wheel nuts on your vehicle and trailer to the correct torque, using a torque wrench. ( do this on a regular basis)
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Insert a bolt or padlock into the coupler to be sure it's locked and secure. Crisscross and attach the safety chains to your vehicle.
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Back your vehicle towards your left so you have a better rear view.
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Always check the condition of the spot where you are launching , make sure there's plenty of water, before you back down.
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Make sure you tow is level by adjusting the height of your hitch or installing a different drawbar assy.
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Unplug your wiring harness before you launch so you stop hot light bulbs from burning out.
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Check all lights, turn signals, brakes, etc. on trailer and vehicle before starting out on your fishing trip.
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Anticipate turning corners, taking a much wider turn with your vehicle to prevent your trailer from going on curbs, hitting ditches or signs.
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Secure all items inside the boat before towing to prevent damage.
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Last, but most important! Remove all tie-downs and install the drain plug in the boat before launching.
