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I guess know one knows. My idea would be to measure the gap between the top of tire and fender lip front and rear.then hook it up and inflate till it's back to that measurement.
I would have the factory trailer brake installed, I have the curt version that plugs in between trailer and truck.It works bt is easily pulled out enough to make the lights quit working, don't get me wrong it works but can be a pain in the ***.
well I'm glad that's over.I tow a 26' travel trailer that weighs about 6000 and could carry 2000 lb of cargo. My 2020 1500 5.7 doesn't feel like it is comfortable pu this trailer. I've upgraded my tires and I don't think the soft suspension is up to the task. I'll be upgrading to a big boy...
there is a brand of slip over mirror extensions that allow all the factory functions, I have them they fitand work great but dam if I can remember the name of them
I'm no expert but tow a 26' travel trailer with a 1500 similar but 3.21s and no stork. I don't think your tongue is really that much, my truck handles it just fine.
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