Chevy Trailblazer tow vehicle
My wife and I currently camp in a 14' pop up and are looking to upgrade. We both know that we want a hybrid for the extra open space feel in the interior of the trailer and I like the feeling of still...
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X2 as for what Bikedan and Campfire Time had to say.
I have a Kodiak 195 and originally towed with a 2007 Trailblazer. I did but an auxiliary tranny cooler in and when ever there was hills I would not push it too hard. With the short wheelbase on the Trailblazer, I would highly recommend a sway controller like the equalizer or reese dual cam. I have the dual cam. I hardly notice trucks passing me with it. At first without it, one truck passing wasn't bad, but if there were two or three in a row, it got hairy. Like you possibly, I did upgrade the TV after a few years, and noticeably better, but the Trailblazer will get you through until you decide to upgrade. Just watch your weights for loading. The Trailblazer has a low payload capacity so most has to go in the trailer.
I have a Kodiak 195 and originally towed with a 2007 Trailblazer. I did but an auxiliary tranny cooler in and when ever there was hills I would not push it too hard. With the short wheelbase on the Trailblazer, I would highly recommend a sway controller like the equalizer or reese dual cam. I have the dual cam. I hardly notice trucks passing me with it. At first without it, one truck passing wasn't bad, but if there were two or three in a row, it got hairy. Like you possibly, I did upgrade the TV after a few years, and noticeably better, but the Trailblazer will get you through until you decide to upgrade. Just watch your weights for loading. The Trailblazer has a low payload capacity so most has to go in the trailer.
