Lets see your campers being towed
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FL5OVE (04-07-2014)
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Have you done tires yet? Makes a world of difference moving to an LT tire with stronger sidewall and twice as much air in it.
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Marcusjolaine (07-02-2014)
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Thanks for the info. If I could get away without using the leveling/weight distribution bars, that would be great. Just one less step. I actually never used the sway bar previously. I have not taken the trailer out on a true freeway as of yet, though. Mostly back road highways.
What other factors may I have to consider, now that I'm using my truck?
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No still on the cheap wrangler sra tires, will be moving to a LT soon, spousal unit is not to keen on buying tires when these still have life in them.
#2365
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Yeah, wear out the factory tires then get LT's, that's my plan.
People may think they don't need a weight distributing hitch, but the difference in the quality of the ride makes it a necessity for me. I can't stand towing without one, regardless of the tow vehicle. It will calm down any "porpoising", and tie things together, giving your "rig" an integrated "one-ness" feel. Try towing with and without one, and you should notice the great improvement a WDH gives you.
( It amazes me that people aren't willing to spend an extra $300 on "insurance" for a WDH on a rig easily worth upwards of $40K, $50k, ...)
People may think they don't need a weight distributing hitch, but the difference in the quality of the ride makes it a necessity for me. I can't stand towing without one, regardless of the tow vehicle. It will calm down any "porpoising", and tie things together, giving your "rig" an integrated "one-ness" feel. Try towing with and without one, and you should notice the great improvement a WDH gives you.
( It amazes me that people aren't willing to spend an extra $300 on "insurance" for a WDH on a rig easily worth upwards of $40K, $50k, ...)
Last edited by thiggins; 04-07-2014 at 10:09 AM.
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Lt tires are a blessing on these trucks! Thank gawd i wore out those goodyear junkers. Just wait until you get a set of them. Truck firms right up but not unpleasantly so.
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Marcusjolaine (07-02-2014)
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