Who to go to for adjustment / install
Good afternoon.... I'm fairly new to the TT world and also to this board. I have 2004 Yukon Denali (NOT XL) that will be pulling our 28' Layton (no slide outs or anything)with. I have pulled it a ...
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Reese Dual Cam Strait-Line is a very good hitch.
Not all dealership service departments are as inept as some of this Forum would have you believe...so you can consider using one..
Go in (not call on the phone) and talk to one or more of them and get a feeling for them..
A tip off is, after you inquire about Dual Cam they down play it, tell you they have problems with them, tell you that you don't need it and try to sell you something else.
Also, look for a local "hitch shop."
Many of us installed our own, but it's not a complete piece of cake and does take some tools, time and knowledge.
Good luck with it.
Not all dealership service departments are as inept as some of this Forum would have you believe...so you can consider using one..
Go in (not call on the phone) and talk to one or more of them and get a feeling for them..
A tip off is, after you inquire about Dual Cam they down play it, tell you they have problems with them, tell you that you don't need it and try to sell you something else.
Also, look for a local "hitch shop."
Many of us installed our own, but it's not a complete piece of cake and does take some tools, time and knowledge.
Good luck with it.
