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It definitely helps! I wasn't sure if the moto fab ones bolted in like a lot of the other spacers.

Looking around to level/ lift my truck slightly. Anyone know what coil spring spacers work with the airlift helper bags?

Good luck, theres alot staked against you. 3.21 gears to start, 880 is pin weight empty then you have to add the weight of a slider hitch with a short bed

Cant wait for all these people with stuffed 100 amp panels call a electrician to install their 240v chargers. Have fun with you 4-7k service upgrade

Anything is better than the china-bomb junk they put on that explode and wipe out camper sides. Change them asap

Spend the money and buy a hensley or propride hitch if you have to tow with a 1500. Im stuck with my truck for another year and its night and day difference

Between ease of hook up and not having to deal with a heavy hitch to slide in and out of the receiver of my truck the propride or Hensley hands down are worth it. i have over 10k miles on mine now towing a 32' tt and there is zero sway.

So i figured id post up here because I have emailed them and haven't gotten any responses. My exhaust is about a year and a half old. Something inside the muffler definitely broke free and rattles horribly under acceleration. I put the stock exhaust back on my truck and the rattle is gone...

My truck has been doing this with my travel trailer and just confirmed its not trailer specific on my 14ft dump trailer over the weekend. Where's the fix ram?

I ordered my Hensley direct from them. I snagged a refurbished unit. Saved at least 1k. My rv is about 36ft long (cougar 32RLI) and I've got about 7-8k miles towing all over with it. There is no sway. None. Well worth the peace of mind and never being white knuckled driving

Order a hensley or propride and you wont ever look back

My rear view mirror turns into a screen when you flip it up and uses the high mount camera

Any tire is better than the junk they put on most trailers leaving you stranded/damaged on the side of the highway. If your completely new to camper just a quick list of things you will need rv toilet paper and tank treatment rv jack pads(some places require them) surge protector clean water...

its not the weight that pops the tires. Its that they are just poorly made and usually when they come apart they take fenders and body work with them. Ive prob seen a few dozen campers on the side of the road ripped to shreds when one of those garbage tires lets loose

Save yourself the headache and change out the 4 china bomb tires on the camper asap

That's the you have horrible credit vehicle disabler/tracker

Dont cheap out on a good weight distribution/ anti sway hitch. Ask me how I know haha

Spend the 100ish buck and grab yourself a set of the airlift helper bags. They make a huge difference in keeping the truck level

My camper weighs 8300 dry. Ive towed over 8k miles with my setup. When i has a curt sway hitch it was horrible. Couldn't go above 40mph. I ended up going to a hensley and changing a few other things out. Truck tows fine and runs perfectly straight down the highway. Never any iffy moments...

Get the bigger fuel tank! At 7-9 mpg 22 gallons doesn't last long