Ride quality when towing
My wife had a lot of spinal problems, with multiple surgeries in her past. We're thinking about getting a trailer to tow behind our Escalade, but are new to this (we're switching from an A) and wonde...
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Louisa wrote:
My wife had a lot of spinal problems, with multiple surgeries in her past. We're thinking about getting a trailer to tow behind our Escalade, but are new to this (we're switching from an A) and wonder whether the ride quality of the Escalade (which works for her) may stiffen up once we hook up whatever tow package (??), load leveler (?) and trailer is required.
Sorry to ask such a basic question, but has anyone had this experience with this Escalade chassis (which I think is the same as the Yukon/Suburban/Denali vehicles)?
Thank you so much.
The ride characteristics are certainly going to be different. Does the caddy have air suspension or anything like that? The size of the trailer will determine how different it rides. If air suspension it will likely stiffen up the pressure to compensate. If not, then it won't stiffen up but will oscillate more due to more weight.
One of those deals where you won't know till you try it, unfortunately. Especially since you don't know what trailer you are getting. A small pop up likely won't make much difference. A 26' travel trailer will be a big difference.
