RUNASO RV Service

Certified RV Service Hamilton Based, Ontario Wide Service

Safety Chain Replacement

Professional replacement of RV and trailer safety chains to restore proper towing safety and regulatory compliance.

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Quick Service​ Overview

Mobile & In-Shop Service

Final Availability may depend on RV size, condition, and access.

Critical Towing Safety

Backup connection restored if hitch fails.

Correct Load Rating

Chains sized for trailer weight and use.

Secure Installation

Proper attachment and clearance verified.

Common Problems We Fix

Safety chains degrade over time due to stress and exposure.

Rust or corrosion

Reduced strength and reliability.

Stretched or damaged links

Loss of rated load capacity.

Incorrect chain length

Dragging or restricted turning.

Improper attachment hardware

Unsafe hooks or mounting points.

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Our Solution

RUNASO provides safety chain replacement by verifying trailer weight requirements, selecting properly rated chains and connectors, and installing them with correct length and attachment geometry. This service restores safety chain function but does not correct hitch misalignment, improper tongue weight, or towing vehicle limitations unless quoted separately.

Load Rating Verification

Chains matched to trailer capacity.

Proper Attachment

Secure connection to hitch and frame.

Clearance & Movement

Turning and articulation checked.

What's Included

Safety Chain Assessment

Inspection of existing chains and mounts.

Safety Chain Replacement

Installation of properly rated chains.

Connection Check

Fit, length, and clearance verified.

How The Service Works

Towing Setup Review

We review trailer weight and connection points.

Chain Replacement

Old chains removed; new installed.

Final Safety Review

Operation and towing limits explained.

Pricing

Safety chain replacement pricing depends on trailer size, chain rating, and mounting requirements. Quotes are provided before work begins.

Trailer weight rating

Chain grade and length

Attachment hardware

Labor time

Why Choose RUNASO

Towing Safety Experience

We understand RV and trailer towing systems.

Correct Rating & Fit

Chains selected for real load conditions.

Clear Safety Scope

Critical upgrade—not full towing overhaul.

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Frequently Asked Questions​

Safety chains are secondary connection chains that keep a trailer attached to the tow vehicle if the primary hitch or coupler fails.
Replacement is recommended if chains show rust, stretching, cracked links, damaged hooks, improper length, or missing safety latches.
Yes. Compromised chains may fail under load, eliminating the last line of protection during a hitch or coupler failure.
Yes. Safety chains must meet or exceed the trailer’s gross weight rating and comply with applicable towing safety standards.
Yes. Chains that are too long can drag and spark, while chains that are too short can restrict turning or stress the hitch connection.
Yes. Crossing chains helps cradle the trailer tongue if it disconnects, reducing the chance of it contacting the ground.
Yes. Replacement typically includes properly rated hooks, latches, and secure attachment points as needed.
Requirements can vary based on trailer type, weight, and local regulations, but proper rating and secure attachment are always essential.
Most replacements are completed within a short service visit, depending on attachment method and hardware condition.
Yes. Professional installation ensures correct rating, length, attachment method, and compliance with safety standards.
Replacement should be scheduled before long trips, after purchasing a used trailer, or anytime wear or damage is noticed.

Schedule a Safety Chain Inspection & Replacement

Safety chains are a critical backup connection during towing. Safety chain replacement focuses on removing worn or damaged chains and installing properly rated replacements—without correcting hitch setup, trailer balance, or towing technique issues unless addressed separately.