I agree with KidKraz. Not every vehicle needs a WDH. In the Trailmanor Technical Library, we have two threads that provide a lot of information about WDHs. TM owners, or soon-to-be owners, who are wondering about those devices, should take a few minutes to read them.
Choosing a WDH https://www.trailmanorowners.com/for...ead.php?t=2922
Adjusting a WDH https://www.trailmanorowners.com/for...ead.php?t=2616
We should also understand that the Andersen WDH is a good device, but there are a lot of other WDHs on the market that will perform well. Shane's enthusiastic recommendation for Andersen is based on his own experience, and it is welcome. But it is not a formal or even near-universal recommendation from the Forum or its members. I myself have had great experience with a WDH from Reese, but there are a number of other hitch manufacturers such as Blue Ox, Camco, Equalizer, and more. Andersen hitches tend to be expensive, so if that is a consideration, a little time spent browsing through the listings from RV equipment suppliers such as eTrailer.com, pplmotorhomes.com, and dyersonline.com may pay off. All provide good information.
As you dive deeper, feel free to ask more questions here on the Forum.
Bill