Newbie with a few questions
Hello all I recently purchased a TC with the intent of moving my pets and family to Washington State from Arizona and subsequently exploring the PNW on the weekends with maybe some forays north of t...
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We carry 4000 lbs and tow 7000 lbs on a 2' extension. Going to the 19.5" wheels will give you additional capacity on your tires instead of carrying their maximum weight. Once I went to the 19.5" tires, I upgraded the shocks since there is more unsuspended weight that needs to be kept in control.
My truck came with front and rear anti-sway bars and overload spring packs due to the camper package I had selected. You may want to try your set up fully loaded and see if you need to add springs or anti-sway to yours. With just the TC, I did not need the air bags, but the additional hitch weight (even with a WDH) caused enough rear sag to put my headlights out of alignment. The bags keep the headlights where they should be and allow me to adjust for different loads.
My truck came with front and rear anti-sway bars and overload spring packs due to the camper package I had selected. You may want to try your set up fully loaded and see if you need to add springs or anti-sway to yours. With just the TC, I did not need the air bags, but the additional hitch weight (even with a WDH) caused enough rear sag to put my headlights out of alignment. The bags keep the headlights where they should be and allow me to adjust for different loads.
