Ugh....Swaying?
So my TV is a 2013 Nissan Frontier, my TT is a 2015 Jayco 264BHW JAY FLIGHT SLX which is 29ft. My TV is good on the tow weight but can a TT be too long for a vehicle? I know the rule of thumb on whe...
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I tow with a Pathfinder, which is mechanically identical to your frontier, and I have to agree with kmbelt. I wouldn't tow anything bigger than 5000lb gross with the Pathfinder/Frontier platform.
Without knowing what WD/anti-sway hitch you have, it's hard to say if the hitch settings had anything to do with your sway, but I don't have any problems with my 5000lb, 24-foot trailer with the Pathfinder and Equal-I-zer hitch combo. I use the standard P tires as well, regular inflation. Some Frontier/Pathfinder owners who tow at the limit have recommended air bags in back to stiffen up the suspension, so you may give that a try.
Also how fast were you going? The faster you tow, the more likely to sway, especially if you don't have enough TV. I usually tow at 60-65mph on the interstate with my combo.
Without knowing what WD/anti-sway hitch you have, it's hard to say if the hitch settings had anything to do with your sway, but I don't have any problems with my 5000lb, 24-foot trailer with the Pathfinder and Equal-I-zer hitch combo. I use the standard P tires as well, regular inflation. Some Frontier/Pathfinder owners who tow at the limit have recommended air bags in back to stiffen up the suspension, so you may give that a try.
Also how fast were you going? The faster you tow, the more likely to sway, especially if you don't have enough TV. I usually tow at 60-65mph on the interstate with my combo.
