Siskiyou

I had never experienced the rear end hop that is talked about so frequently until this morning. I was driving through a curve and hit a bump that was caused by a trench in the road that had been filled and repaved but had settled a little bit. When both rear tires hit that it felt like the rear end bounced sideways about 2 inches. I think I know what caused mine and that is last week I was towing my travel trailer and I raised the tire pressure up, the dash says 47 PSI all the way around, I normally run 40 PSI on all four tires. I might add that I go around that curve frequently and I have never experienced that before so I am going to lower my tire pressure back to 40 PSI until the next time I tow. I don't know if this is the cause of a lot of the problems but maybe it will help someone. My tires are Toyo AT2's LT275/65 R18 6 ply rated. Normally I have a very smooth, quiet ride from these.

stowaway

lower the air pressure, even 35psi is fine for driving unloaded, and think about changing the shocks out for some Bilsteins or Fox 2.0s.