Draw-Tite I-Stop Electronic Brake Control

How many axles can a Draw Tite brake control control?

Draw-Tite I-Stop IQ for 1 to 3 axle trailers, a totally proportional electric trailer brake control, is self-leveling so no level adjustment is necessary.

How big is a Draw Tite brake system?

Activator® IV Electronic Brake Control, for 1 to 4 Axle Trailers, Timed … Adjustable Tri-Ball Ball Mount System w/Step, 2" Sq.

How does the Draw Tite I-stop IQ work?

Utilizing the primary sensor technology from Draw-Tite I-Stop Ultra, the Draw-Tite I-Stop IQ now includes the "Boost" feature that gives users the ability to apply more initial trailer braking when towing heavier trailers.

Who is the owner of the Draw Tite logo?

Draw-Tite®, the Draw-Tite® logo, and Draw-Tite® graphics are the servicemarks, trademarks, or registered trademarks owned by Horizon Global Corporation. All other servicemarks, and trademarks are the property of their respective owner. Website Copyright © 2019 Horizon Global Corporation. All rights reserved.

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Next up we have this device from Draw-Tite. It is a proportional trailer brake control, however it is a more basic model overall than many other proportional models. On the one hand, that’s definitely a good thing. On the other hand it is missing a few of the things you would expect on a premium model.

On the good side we have proportional braking that is a very good value for a more advanced braking system style. You also get the ability to control up to three braking axles, which should be enough for the majority of trailer sizes. It has a really nice snap-in mounting clip that makes it easy to remove the control box when you don’t need it and the plug and play installation is nice and simple.

On the negative side it’s just a little basic. For example, it will try to give you diagnostic information if it detects any errors with the braking system, but that information can be a little hard to read owing to the simple LED screen. It can also struggle a little when braking on loose surfaces like gravel. All in all though given the low price, it’s not a bad little device at all.