How many of us actually pull a trailer behind our cars, trucks or SUVs? How many? Okay, so even if you have trailers, how often do you actually pull that load behind your car? One family I knew had nine children. The family had 6 devilish sons and 3 unlucky daughters. All were at constant risk of brotherly or sisterly disputes, which often turned into quick fisticuff brawls.

One ended with two brothers holding a sister hostage for a day and leaving her alone in the basement until her family found her. Imagine their road trips! The 9 children and their nanny were eventually hired by a brave nanny and they traveled together in the trailer pulling behind their F250. This is a rare situation indeed. Most families and single-car owners don't need trailer hauling.

Trailer hitchhikers call the undressed area home. It is often left naked every day. I will address the problems that trailer hitches cause by leaving them exposed and show you how to cover them up. I will also give you some additional bonuses that may be available. You may see all five of these pros in one month. If it can happen, it will happen to you.

1. There are many ways to personalize your hitch cover. A logo cover can be used to support your favorite team and also serve as a gipper.

2. The inevitable rust on trailer hitches can be seen uncovered. Your shiny prize will be revealed by the hitch cover.

3. Uncovered hitches in the parking lot are dangerous. Many exposed shins have been hurt by trailer hitches that are difficult to see. Hitch covers are highly visible and provide safe shins to the children.

4. These are the cheapest accessories you can buy to personalize your car

5. The folding function of the hitch covers can be used as steps to add functionality to your vehicle. These covers can be used to access cargo carriers and roof racks, or they can be used to access your truck's tall bed.