Efficient Replacement Part: Tekonsha P3 Mounting Kit for Enhanced Performance Review

Easy to install, comes with required brackets. I wouldn't recommend buying an extra set of mounts unless you need a spare or want to move the controller between cars. The control has a memory function for several trailers, which is very convenient and saves constant reconfiguration when connecting a new trailer.

I hate trailer sales and maintenance teams. The place where we bought our trailer installed a piece of brake control junk and charged us $90 for it. This is a significant upgrade and it was easy to swap out the controller and set it up which was very easy. I love this one so much I bought it for my son in law.

I have a trailer with brakes but I could use two vehicles to tow it. Neither car has built in brakes so I bought a Tekonsha controller but I have a wiring harness and bracket for both cars so I can move the controller from one to the other depending on what I want to use for the occasion.

When I bought my brake control unit, I accidentally lost the bracket to install it in the car. I found and ordered this replacement. This kit includes everything you need to mount the mount in your car and makes a great second car mount (unless like me you lost your original one that came with the controller). In general, it performs its function, securely holding the brake controller in the car and allowing it to turn.

When I bought my Tekonsha P3 Brake Controller I saw that it was a 'frequently bought' item and without my duty of care I put it in my shopping cart. DO NOT DO THAT! It's already in the box. Now I have 2. I only needed 1. Nice job Joe. But it works. Looks and works the same as the one that comes in the box with the brake controller. Make sure you can see if it's in the box. If you're using a permanent mount, you don't need one either.

The brake controller that comes with this mount is great but they should have spent more time designing the mount. Specifically how to install it on a car. When the two pieces are connected, the bracket blocks access to the screws that attach it to the vehicle. If you install this part first, you won't be able to find a screwdriver next to it to tighten the screws that hold the two parts of the bracket together. You will need to use needle nose pliers to tighten them.