StylinLP38 wrote:
Thanks for the advice. It is disappointing that one of the strongest SUV's on the market that has such impressive cargo and tow capacity compared to all the other SUV's still struggle to tow a small travel trailer.
Towing an high walled RV is one of the most challenging types of trailers. The large wind resistance combined with high side profile mean a higher than average TW helps them remain stable. That takes power and suspension that many of today's vehicles with seemingly good tow ratings not very pleasant when towing these types of trailers. Contrast an RV with a boat that is more aerodynamic with pointy front which tend to tow very well with under 10percent TW. A 6000 pound boat will tow better than a 4000 pound high walled RV.
I would recommend skipping the LT tires. They will heavier than comparable P type that have plenty of load capacity for the Jeep. Focus on a quality WDH with integrated sway control and learn how to adjust it. Get some extended towing mirrors and a proportional brake controller.
