6 Best Dual Cam Sway Control Hitch in 2026: A Practical RV Guide

The Reese 66092 pairs weight distribution with Dual Cam II active sway control at an 8,000 lb capacity, and includes Dual Cam II replacement brackets and a ball mount. The listing says it installs without drilling or relocating propane tanks, batteries or other A-frame items.

It ranks first because it states a capacity and the Dual Cam II features, including spring bars that automatically engage sway control when hooked up and a quieter ride. It costs about $76 more than the Reese 66091 below for 2,000 lb more capacity.

The Reese 66091 is the 6,000 lb version of the Dual Cam II kit, with replacement brackets and a ball mount. The listing gives the same fully automatic sway control, no drilling and no U-bolts as the 66092.

Compared with the Reese 66092 above it rates 2,000 lb lower and costs less.

The Reese 26002 Dual Cam High-Performance listing under Draw-Tite describes active sway control that holds down the start of sway while allowing free vehicle and trailer movement.

It costs less than half of the Reese Dual Cam II kits and mentions integrated cams in the spring bars that reduce noise.

The other Reese 26002 Dual Cam Sway Control listing, marked not vehicle specific, has no feature bullets. It gives package dimensions of 24.91 by 5.51 by 9.11 inches, a weight of 28.5 pounds and a country of origin of China.

The Draw-Tite 26002 at least lists the cam system features.

Unlike the Reese dual cam parts, it resists sway by friction instead of pushing the trailer back to center, and it costs far less.

The BZNJJPLS 48388 is a trailer sway control ball plate sold as a replacement for 48380 and 48381, parts listed for Eaz-Lift and Camco sway control. It is made of steel with a rust-resistant coating and comes with mounting hardware.

It is the cheapest item in this list and not a dual cam system or a hitch. It is an accessory for an existing Camco sway control setup.

It does nothing for sway on its own.