First Cross Country Trip in My Truck
First Cross Country Trip in My Truck
Just drove from Atlanta, Ga to Colorado Springs. Truck did great pulling a loaded down 6x12 U-haul trailer. The gas mileage surprised me I was getting about 11-12 pulling the trailer with the cruise on 78 mph. I did notice that the trailer got a little squirrly at times. Wondering if there is any way to improve that or if the improvements on the 09's fixed that problem?
the trailer getting loose is because you were going over almost x2 the recommended tow speed.
Max safely towing should be about 65-70 mph...but I would highly recommend slowing it way down...especially in the mountains
I've towed through that area of the country several times, and no way I'd go that fast through there once I left Denver heading West or North
Trailer might be a little squirty because of trhe weight distribution. It's more noticeable at higher speeds. You might have too much weight behind the axle of the trailer. Move some weight around and it will go away.
I would say a combination of the crap Uhaul trailer and bad weight distribution. I tow quite a bit. I know when like we pull the snowmobiles I can have them 3 inches to far back and you will be all over the road and move them forward a bit and your fine....
I had the weight towards the tongue. Just wondering if since my truck sits up higher if a drop hitch would help for towing?
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what problem?
the trailer getting loose is because you were going over almost x2 the recommended tow speed.
Max safely towing should be about 65-70 mph...but I would highly recommend slowing it way down...especially in the mountains
the trailer getting loose is because you were going over almost x2 the recommended tow speed.
Max safely towing should be about 65-70 mph...but I would highly recommend slowing it way down...especially in the mountains
I've towed through that area of the country several times, and no way I'd go that fast through there once I left Denver heading West or North


