ronniebell
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Towing question
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@swell10 has the same travel trailer. Check out this user's post:
tellurideforum.org
I recommend a weight distribution system. Even if you had a higher trim with the "towing package" self-leveling is not weight/load leveling. So you aren't missing much. If you can use a WDS to distribute your load and put weight back on the trailer axle or to the front axle you are raising the rear to help with sway as well as distributing weight for safer braking and turning. Boats and other types of fixed load trailers are likely to be well balanced and less in need of weight distribution. But a travel trailer pulling the weight that you are describing is absolutely a candidate for WDS.
Successfully towing my 3822lb Camper this weekend
Hello. Can I ask you a question as I am totally new to towing and just got my 2021 Telluride with tow package, about a month ago. So mine comes standard with a 7 pin hitch. I am looking at purchasing a Winnebago 2106DS Friday. The dealer is asking me what type of receiver I have, where I...
tellurideforum.org
I recommend a weight distribution system. Even if you had a higher trim with the "towing package" self-leveling is not weight/load leveling. So you aren't missing much. If you can use a WDS to distribute your load and put weight back on the trailer axle or to the front axle you are raising the rear to help with sway as well as distributing weight for safer braking and turning. Boats and other types of fixed load trailers are likely to be well balanced and less in need of weight distribution. But a travel trailer pulling the weight that you are describing is absolutely a candidate for WDS.
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