Top 20 Most Popular Chevrolet Suburban Weight Distributionschange vehicle

#1Pro Series Weight Distribution System w Friction Sway Control - Round - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Rating:
65 reviews

PS49903

Retail:$428.02

Price:$257.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Bar-Style Friction
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
800 lbs
900 lbs
Pro Series

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Questions from Chevrolet Suburban owners about this product

• Weight Distribution Hitch Recommendation for a 2001 Coleman Cheyenne Popup Camper Trailer
  
• We have a special weight distribution kit that is designed for Coleman trailers with tongue weights of 100 to 350 pounds. Take a look at # RP66041. Since you stated the tongue weight of the trailer at 350 pounds, you may easily exceed that and you would want to look into a system with a higher capacity especially since you have to add the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle as tongue weight. I recommend a system rated for 200 to 600 pounds tongue weight like # 49
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#2Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Round - 8,000 lbs GTW, 800 lbs TW

Rating:
8 reviews

FA94-00-0800

Price:$324.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
2-Point Friction
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 8000 lbs GTW
600 lbs
700 lbs
Fastway

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#3Reese Dual Cam High-Performance Sway Control

Rating:
8 reviews

RP26002

Retail:$299.58

Price:$184.95

Product Summary:

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Sway Control Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Dual Cam

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Reese

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Questions from Chevrolet Suburban owners about this product

• Recommend Weight Distribution System For Old 1977 Trailer Towed by 1996 Chevrolet Suburban
  
• When selecting a weight distribution system, you will want to use one that has a tongue capacity range that will encompass 10 to 15 percent of the Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) when the trailer is fully loaded and ready to be towed. We do have weight distribution systems that feature sway control. I would recommend going with a weight distribution system that features dual-cam sway control, as it acts to stop trailer sway before it even starts. You will need to check your trailer for the GTW
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#4Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System w/ 4-Point Sway Control - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Rating:
2 reviews

EQ90-00-1000

Retail:$750.00

Price:$584.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
4-Point Friction
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
700 lbs
800 lbs
900 lbs
Equal-i-zer

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#5Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Rating:
5 reviews

BXW1000

Retail:$695.00

Price:$599.99

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
4-Point Friction
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
800 lbs
900 lbs
Blue Ox

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#6Pro Series Weight Distribution System w/ Friction Sway Control - Round - 10,000 lbs GTW, 750 lbs TW

Rating:
9 reviews

PS49902

Retail:$428.02

Price:$257.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Bar-Style Friction
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
600 lbs
Pro Series

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#7Pro Series RB2 Round Bar Weight Distribution Kit with Shank, 800 lbs TW / 10,000 lbs GTW

Rating:
1 reviews

49569

Retail:$444.11

Price:$309.95

Product Summary:

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WD Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
500 lbs
600 lbs
700 lbs
Pro Series

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#8Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Round - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Rating:
1 reviews

FA94-00-1061

Price:$364.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
2-Point Friction
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
800 lbs
900 lbs
Fastway

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#9Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System w/ 4-Point Sway Control - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

Rating:
2 reviews

EQ90-00-1200

Retail:$770.00

Price:$599.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
4-Point Friction
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 12000 lbs GTW
900 lbs
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
Equal-i-zer

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#10Pro Series Friction Sway Control Kit - Economy - by Draw-Tite, Reese and Hidden Hitch

Rating:
23 reviews

83660

Price:$54.95

Product Summary:

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Sway Control Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Bar-Style Friction

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Pro Series

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Questions from Chevrolet Suburban owners about this product

• Friction Bar Sway Controller for a Trailer Towed by a 1997 Chevy Suburban 1500
  
• If sway is an issue then using just a friction bar sway control unit like # 83660 is going to help. However if the trailer weighs over 6,000 pounds OR it is longer than 26 feet you would need 2 for it to be an effective sway control method. This sway control bar bolts to the trailer and includes the balls needed. What you will need to add is a sway control bracket, # RP26003, for the small ball to rest on the truck side. I have included a link to an installation video for you and a link to an
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control for a 2012 Chevy Suburban and a 2013 Rockwood Premier 2516G
  
• Any time the trailer weight when loaded and ready to tow is at least 50 percent of the vehicle weight, OR if the vehicle sags at the back when the trailer is connected, weight distribution is a good idea. At 3,292 pounds, you are pretty close to that 50 percent depending on how the vehicle is equipped. With a gross trailer weight of 3,292 pounds, that puts the tongue weight between 330 pounds to 495 pounds. Then you have to add in the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the Sub
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#11Pro Series Trunnion Style Weight Distribution Kit with Shank, 1,200 lbs. TW / 12,000 lbs. GTW

Rating:
8 reviews

49587

Retail:$449.64

Price:$280.00

Product Summary:

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WD Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
700 lbs
800 lbs
900 lbs
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
Pro Series

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#12Strait-Line Weight Distribution w Sway Control - Trunnion Bar - 15,000 lbs GTW, 1,500 lbs TW

Rating:
3 reviews

RP66130

Retail:$939.70

Price:$535.96

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Dual Cam
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 15000 lbs GTW
900 lbs
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
1200 lbs
1300 lbs
1400 lbs
Reese

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#13Pro Series RB2 Round Bar Weight Distribution Kit with Shank, 1,200 lbs TW / 12,000 lbs GTW

Rating:
10 reviews

49570

Retail:$444.11

Price:$309.95

Product Summary:

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WD Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 12000 lbs GTW
700 lbs
800 lbs
900 lbs
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
Pro Series

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#14Pro Series Weight Distribution System w/ Friction Sway Control - Round - 10,000 lbs GTW, 550 lbs TW

Rating:
7 reviews

PS49901

Retail:$428.02

Price:$257.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Bar-Style Friction
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
400 lbs
Pro Series

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#15Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Trunnion - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Rating:
2 reviews

FA92-00-1000

Price:$399.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
2-Point Friction
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
800 lbs
900 lbs
Fastway

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#16Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Round - 10,000 lbs GTW, 1,000 lbs TW

Rating:
3 reviews

FA94-00-1000

Price:$324.95

Product Summary:

view all Weight Distribution
WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Surge Brake Compatible
2-Point Friction
Round Bars

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
800 lbs
900 lbs
Fastway

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#17Reese Friction Sway Control for Weight Distribution Systems

Rating:
2 reviews

RP26660

Retail:$204.73

Price:$123.95

Product Summary:

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Sway Control Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Bar-Style Friction

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Reese

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Questions from Chevrolet Suburban owners about this product

• What Do I Need to Stop Excessive Trailer Sway on a 4,500 Pound Trailer Behind a 1994 Chevy Suburban
  
• It sounds as if you have already taken care of a few issues that can cause excessive trailer sway. Eliminating some of the weight on the rear of the trailer can certainly help. You will also want to make sure your trailer is as level as possible when towing. Move as much weight as possible forward of the trailer axles. The ideal weight distribution would be 60 percent on the front, and 40 percent on the rear. If all this is taken care of, and you still experience trailer sway, you will have to g
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#18Curt Friction Style Sway Control System

Rating:
6 reviews

17200

Retail:$77.49

Price:$46.49

Product Summary:

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Sway Control Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Bar-Style Friction

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Curt

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#19Strait-Line Weight Distribution w Sway Control - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

Rating:
5 reviews

RP66074

Retail:$842.96

Price:$485.66

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Dual Cam
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 12000 lbs GTW
700 lbs
800 lbs
900 lbs
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
Reese

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Questions from Chevrolet Suburban owners about this product

• Weght Distrubtion and Sway Control System on a 2004 Chevy Suburban
  
• The Strait-Line Weight Distribution Hitch System, # 66074, will work for your application. You could also get the Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank, # 66088, which comes with the shank. Even after adding a battery and the tanks, you will still be under the maximum tongue weight capacity with either of these WD systems. I usually recommend the straight-line, dual cam sway control WD systems because they are automatic and self-centering. These systems use pro-active sway control t
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• Dimensions for Mounting Sway Control Bracket to Trailer on Strait-Line W/D System # RP66074
  
• If you click on the first instruction link I have provided which is for the sway control portion of the system, and look at page 3 you will see that for a trunnion bar system, the sway control arm bracket should be mounted to the trailer so that the center of the cam arm pivot bolt is 19-3/8 inches rearward from the center line of the coupler. I have also included a link to the instructions for the weight distribution portion of the system, as well.
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• Suggested Weight Distribution and Brake Controller for 1993 Suburban Towing Horse Trailer
  
• The dry weight of the trailer, 2810 lbs, a 900 lb horse with the possibility of another plus gear would place your maximum loaded trailer weight somewhere in the neighborhood of 5000 pounds. When calculating the necessary capacity of a weight distribution system, the weight of any cargo loaded in the tow vehicle behind the rear axle needs to be considered as well. The 5000 pound figure also includes an estimated 400 lbs of gear both in the trailer and in the rear of the tow vehicle. Given thi
  view full answer...


• Weight Distribution / Sway Control Recommendation for a 2005 Chevy Suburban and Forest River Trailer
  
• You have provided excellent information for me to make a good recommendation for you. When choosing a weight distribution system, you will want to look at those models that have a tongue weight capacity range that encompasses the trailer tongue weight when loaded and ready to tow. And you also have to factor in the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the Suburban when calculating tongue weight. If the hitch weight is 775 pounds and you had up to 425 pounds loaded behind the rear
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#20Reese Weight Distribution w/out Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

Rating:
2 reviews

RP66022

Retail:$543.38

Price:$320.95

Product Summary:

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WD Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

Shank Not Included
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 12000 lbs GTW
700 lbs
800 lbs
900 lbs
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
Reese

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Chevrolet Suburban Weight Distribution Questions

• Weght Distrubtion and Sway Control System on a 2004 Chevy Suburban
  
• The Strait-Line Weight Distribution Hitch System, # 66074, will work for your application. You could also get the Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank, # 66088, which comes with the shank. Even after adding a battery and the tanks, you will still be under the maximum tongue weight capacity with either of these WD systems. I usually recommend the straight-line, dual cam sway control WD systems because they are automatic and self-centering. These systems use pro-active sway control t
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• What C Channel Trailer Frame Size Will the Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank Work On
  
• The Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank, item # 66088, lift up brackets will not fit channel frames wider than 2-1/4 inches. As long as your C-Channel frame is no wider than 2-1/4 inches you should not have any problems with the installation. Along with this system you will need a properly sized and rated hitch ball with a 1-1/4 inch shank. I have listed a couple that may work for you below. Hitch Ball with 2-5/16 inch Diameter and Medium Shank, 12,000 lbs GTW - Chrome, item # 1
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• Dimensions for Mounting Sway Control Bracket to Trailer on Strait-Line W/D System # RP66074
  
• If you click on the first instruction link I have provided which is for the sway control portion of the system, and look at page 3 you will see that for a trunnion bar system, the sway control arm bracket should be mounted to the trailer so that the center of the cam arm pivot bolt is 19-3/8 inches rearward from the center line of the coupler. I have also included a link to the instructions for the weight distribution portion of the system, as well.
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• Economical Weight Distribution System for 2005 Chevy Suburban Towing Forest River Trailer
  
• For your specific application with your 2004 Forest River Wildwood Trailer being towed by your 2005 Suburban, we do recommend a weight distribution system with Sway Control, but we are pleased to make a number of recommendations for you, both with and without sway control. I suggest you review the Pro Series Weight Distribution System w Friction Sway Control, part # PS49903. This complete system includes head assembly, adjustable shank, lift brackets, round bars, lift chains, pin and clip,
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• Friction Bar Sway Controller for a Trailer Towed by a 1997 Chevy Suburban 1500
  
• If sway is an issue then using just a friction bar sway control unit like # 83660 is going to help. However if the trailer weighs over 6,000 pounds OR it is longer than 26 feet you would need 2 for it to be an effective sway control method. This sway control bar bolts to the trailer and includes the balls needed. What you will need to add is a sway control bracket, # RP26003, for the small ball to rest on the truck side. I have included a link to an installation video for you and a link to an
  view full answer...


• How to Adjust Reese Light-Duty Weight Distribution System, # RP66069 for a Level Ride
  
• On the Reese Light-Duty Weight Distribution System, # RP66069, you should be able to change the number of links in the chain to achieve the ideal setting for your trailer. Take a look at the section in the instructions, linked for reference, called Spring Bar Chain Connection on page 4. You can try letting the chain out 1 link at a time until you reach the best setting. You can also try angling the ball away from the towing vehicle a little to make it even more level. Finally, if the head ass
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• Recommend Weight Distribution System For Old 1977 Trailer Towed by 1996 Chevrolet Suburban
  
• When selecting a weight distribution system, you will want to use one that has a tongue capacity range that will encompass 10 to 15 percent of the Gross Trailer Weight (GTW) when the trailer is fully loaded and ready to be towed. We do have weight distribution systems that feature sway control. I would recommend going with a weight distribution system that features dual-cam sway control, as it acts to stop trailer sway before it even starts. You will need to check your trailer for the GTW
  view full answer...


• Suggested Weight Distribution and Brake Controller for 1993 Suburban Towing Horse Trailer
  
• The dry weight of the trailer, 2810 lbs, a 900 lb horse with the possibility of another plus gear would place your maximum loaded trailer weight somewhere in the neighborhood of 5000 pounds. When calculating the necessary capacity of a weight distribution system, the weight of any cargo loaded in the tow vehicle behind the rear axle needs to be considered as well. The 5000 pound figure also includes an estimated 400 lbs of gear both in the trailer and in the rear of the tow vehicle. Given thi
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• Transmission Cooler Recommendation for a 2007 Chevy Suburban Towing a 5,900 Pound Travel Trailer
  
• Adding weight distribution will help to divide the gross trailer weight more equally to all the axles of the Suburban and trailer, but all the weight will still be there. While weight distribution is a good idea for a trailer this size, the best solution, and most economical, is to add a transmission cooler. I recommend the Derale Dyno-Cool Tube-Fin Transmission Cooler Kit, # D12903. It is rated for up to 6,000 pounds gross trailer weight and will help to keep the transmission fluid in the o
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• Using a Weight Distribution System on a Boat Trailer With Surge Brakes
  
• I contacted Venture Trailers Inc. and found that the reason they do not recommend the use of a weight distribution system is because most weight distribution systems are not recommended for trailers with surge brakes because they do not allow the coupler to push into the coupler housing and engaging the brakes. Also due to the fact that they do apply additional stress on the tongue of the trailer like you said and this can be particularly harmful to aluminum frame trailers. There are some we
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• Weight Distribution / Sway Control Recommendation for a 2005 Chevy Suburban and Forest River Trailer
  
• You have provided excellent information for me to make a good recommendation for you. When choosing a weight distribution system, you will want to look at those models that have a tongue weight capacity range that encompasses the trailer tongue weight when loaded and ready to tow. And you also have to factor in the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the Suburban when calculating tongue weight. If the hitch weight is 775 pounds and you had up to 425 pounds loaded behind the rear
  view full answer...


• Weight Distribution and Brake Controller for a 2004 Chevy Suburban and Fun Finder Travel Trailer
  
• You have come to the right place because some of the information you were given is not 100 percent accurate. First, tongue weight and gross trailer weight are very important factors when choosing weight distribution. But the most important number is the loaded tongue weight. You calculate this by taking the tongue weight of the trailer, when loaded and ready to tow, and then add to it the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle. I have included a link to an FAQ article
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control for a 1999 Chevy Suburban and 10K Horse Trailer
  
• It is always better to go with a larger system rather than one that is not rated high enough. A system that is rated too low will not be effective because the tongue weight will exceed the ability of the spring bars. On the other side, a system rated much higher than the actual tongue weight will provide a stiffer ride. So it is always better to go to a higher rated system than a smaller one. For you I think a system rated for 800 to 1,500 pounds would be more ideal because that will cover mo
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control for a 2012 Chevy Suburban and a 2013 Rockwood Premier 2516G
  
• Any time the trailer weight when loaded and ready to tow is at least 50 percent of the vehicle weight, OR if the vehicle sags at the back when the trailer is connected, weight distribution is a good idea. At 3,292 pounds, you are pretty close to that 50 percent depending on how the vehicle is equipped. With a gross trailer weight of 3,292 pounds, that puts the tongue weight between 330 pounds to 495 pounds. Then you have to add in the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the Sub
  view full answer...


• Weight Distribution and Sway Control Recommendation for a 1993 Chevy Suburban and Rockwood Trailer
  
• When choosing a weight distribution system you will take the tongue weight of the trailer loaded and ready to tow plus the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of your Suburban to get the actual tongue weight. So if the tongue weight of the trailer now is 377 pounds and you add propane tanks, a battery, and then get a higher tongue weight AND carry items in the Suburban you will need to determine if it is within the 400 to 800 pound range of # RP66153 or if a higher capacity system is
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• Weight Distribution Hitch Recommendation for a 2001 Coleman Cheyenne Popup Camper Trailer
  
• We have a special weight distribution kit that is designed for Coleman trailers with tongue weights of 100 to 350 pounds. Take a look at # RP66041. Since you stated the tongue weight of the trailer at 350 pounds, you may easily exceed that and you would want to look into a system with a higher capacity especially since you have to add the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle as tongue weight. I recommend a system rated for 200 to 600 pounds tongue weight like # 49
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• Weight Distribution or Suspension Enhancement For 2001 Chevrolet Suburban Towing a 26 Foot Trailer
  
• I would recommend to first check the gross towing weight (GTW) capacity and tongue weight (TW) capacity on your Class III hitch that is on your 2001 Chevrolet Suburban 1500. Most Class III hitches are rated for 6,000 lbs GTW and 600 lbs TW without weight distribution and 10,000 lbs GTW and 1,000 lbs TW with weight distribution. Some Class III can be listed as 3,500 GTW and 350 lbs TW capacities and not rated for use with weight distribution. A weight distribution system, like the Reese Weight
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• Weight Distribution Recommendation for a 2007 Chevy Suburban and 2009 Jayco JF28bhs
  
• As long as the weight distribution system that you have is rated for the tongue weight of the trailer when loaded and ready to tow then you should have no troubles. When calculating tongue weight, you will need to have the trailer loaded and ready to tow and then add the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle on top of that to get the total tongue weight. Tongue weight is typically between 10 and 15 percent of gross trailer weight. Make sure that the trailer hitch a
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• Weight Distribution System for a 2007 Chevy Suburban Towing a 7,500 Pound Camper
  
• You are limited by the lowest rated factor in your towing system. In your case, the limiting factor is your hitch, which is rated for 5,000lbs. Your hitch does not have a high enough capacity rating to tow your camper safely. If the vehicle tow capacity is indeed 7000 lbs, I would recommend a weight distribution system, which would raise the towing capacity on the hitch to 10,000 lbs and also reduce sway when towing your camper. You can view available weight distribution systems at the link b
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• Weight Distribution with Sway Control Recommendation for a 2007 Chevy Suburban Towing 7000 Pounds
  
• The Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank 1,200 lbs. TW / 12,000 lbs. GTW, item # 66088, would be a good choice for the tongue weight and gross trailer weight loaded and ready to tow that you have mentioned. Installation instructions and a video installation of a similar system are linked below. You will need to check your vehicle owner manual or with Chevrolet to make sure that your vehicle towing capacities are within the limits of your setup.
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• What Do I Need to Stop Excessive Trailer Sway on a 4,500 Pound Trailer Behind a 1994 Chevy Suburban
  
• It sounds as if you have already taken care of a few issues that can cause excessive trailer sway. Eliminating some of the weight on the rear of the trailer can certainly help. You will also want to make sure your trailer is as level as possible when towing. Move as much weight as possible forward of the trailer axles. The ideal weight distribution would be 60 percent on the front, and 40 percent on the rear. If all this is taken care of, and you still experience trailer sway, you will have to g
  view full answer...

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