Trailer hitches come in various types to suit different towing needs. The most common types include the bumper pull hitch, gooseneck hitch, and fifth-wheel hitch. Bumper pull hitches are typically used for lighter loads and are attached to the vehicle's bumper or frame. Gooseneck hitches are ideal for heavier loads as they offer increased stability and weight-bearing capacity by connecting to the bed of the truck. Fifth-wheel hitches also provide high stability and are commonly used for towing large trailers, boats or RVs. Each type of trailer hitch has its own set of advantages and is designed to accommodate specific towing requirements.