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I can be added to this list as well. They wanted $350+ to fix it. No thanks. Gonna have to pay them for looking at it. Which I will complain about. I assumed it was the exhaust manifolds again. Anyone swapped to a cat-back system when this happened? Figure if I am going to climb under...

I grew up on a farm and 3/4 of what we hauled was well past limits. You just got to be careful and plan accordingly. Pretty cool it handled it that well though.

That is a long trailer. 36ft?

Here is the before and after. Overall pretty happy. Slight rub when backing up at full lock. I need to find that and fix it. Tires are slightly louder than the factory ones, but i kind of expected some noise. To me it looks way better. On road handling is more truck like now, but also kind...

I went with the Timber Grove ones as well. Overall been pretty happy. Camper is not nearly has tung heavy as expected so I honestly don't use them much. Only about 20lbs of air to get it back level with the weight distro hitch. That said, I went tent camping with a group of friends last...

I called my local dealer and they will do it for $135. Looks like buying the tools to do it is more than that. Probably the route I will go.

That is exactly what I size I am looking to put on. I watched pretty much all the youtube review videos and seems like most get 40>50K out of them. Seemed people with 1 tons who tow a lot get less, but frankly you have that issue with pretty much any tire. The off-road reviews looked to be...

I was looking at Falkens, but while shopping around I found these at discount tire. They look great and the online reviews seem to be good. Like 300 bucks cheaper to go that route.

Honestly if you never go on terrain other than highway I would probably stick with a highway all season tire. Only caveat would be if you live where it snows frequently. Should be quieter and last longer.

By chance do you know if Falken will run any sales or coupons in July? I would really like to stay with Falken, but KO2's are also highly rated and $50 bucks cheaper a tire.

I am still on my factory wildpeaks that came on my 2019. 44k and they are just getting to the wear marks. I am on pavement 99% of the time though. I am probably going back to the wildpeaks. KO2's are also an option.

Yeah, I am going to E rated. My Camper fully loaded is 8k then I normally have the bed loaded down. I can live with a bit rougher ride empty. To me 4ply would be to light on these trucks. I ran 6 or 8 on my old Tacoma's. 4ply for me is more for cars. If I get in a pinch moneywise I would...

The non LT are 4ply I believe. From what I see there are 2 different Falkens in that size. The LT in that size would be 8ply. Only thing offered in LT276/65/20r are E rated. I watched a bunch more reviews and I think I am back to getting Falkens. Every review i have watched on the KO2's all...

Overall I been pretty happy with this trailer. My door came apart and i fixed it with some aluminum bars screwed in for bracing. I had a small water leak under the bathroom sink, but other than that it's been pretty solid. Big fan of the toy hauler. My 4-wheeler fits just fine. Dad's side...

After reading more reviews of the KO2's with wet conditions I am actually rethinking that choice. Missouri I run into wet roads more than snow. Without a load I already run into take-off issues on wet roads. I don't want that to get worse.

I think this will be the tire I go with. Knowing your pulling 6k trailer all the time and they held up well. That and the number of non-towing reviews that were positive. Falkens are $85 more a tire and only rated for 5k more mileage. $20 more a tire I would probably go that route, but the...

Here is my rig, Loaded and ready to roll. Grey Wolf 22RR.

Neighbor is getting ready to move out of state. I have been buying tools off him. Mentioned I needed a jack for my trailer. He hooked my up with a little craftsman 2 ton unit in a travel case for free. Was planning to do a bottle jack, but this for free is perfect. Thanks all for the input.

Bit new to the travel trailer world. Been doing short trips since 2020, but looking to start going further. For those of you with a Travel Trailer....do you carry normal floor jack? I was thinking about snagging a harbor freight unit. I know I could probably stack boards under the other axle...

Glad that worked out better for you. I think you are 100% right on properly setup being a big factor and the dealership for sure didn't adjust mine right out the gate. I could also see the swaypro not working all that well with full air ride suspension. I have air assist bags on my truck and...