A little uncomfortable with my set up...
Let me explain... I went from a Wildwood travel trailer (22ft, 3600lbs) to a Jayco 273 Toy Hauler (31ft 6500lb, 12ft high). My tonque weight went up significantly from probably a few hundred lbs t...
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Perhaps adding some weight in the front of the trailer to counter the dirt bike weight may make a difference.
I'm sure you've tried adjusting the weight distribution on your hitch to see if that may make a difference. Put more weight on the rear tires or more towards the front of the truck.
Some roads due to the grooves caused by the heavy 18 wheelers will cause some sway. The depressions in the pavement may not be noticeable but the truck and your trailer may straddle them differently and cause a little sway.
Be sure to check the PSI on your trailer tires. The last time I had tires put on my trailer the dealer only filled them to 50 PSI and they should have been at 80 PSI
I'm sure you've tried adjusting the weight distribution on your hitch to see if that may make a difference. Put more weight on the rear tires or more towards the front of the truck.
Some roads due to the grooves caused by the heavy 18 wheelers will cause some sway. The depressions in the pavement may not be noticeable but the truck and your trailer may straddle them differently and cause a little sway.
Be sure to check the PSI on your trailer tires. The last time I had tires put on my trailer the dealer only filled them to 50 PSI and they should have been at 80 PSI
