Top 20 Most Popular Toyota Tundra Weight Distributionschange vehicle

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

Rating:
67 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 Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Recommendation for a Weight Distribution and a Brake Controller on a 2010 Toyota Tundra
  
• For your 2010 Toyota Tundra towing a 29 foot travel trailer with a gross weight of 7900 pounds I would recommend the Reese # RP66084 weight distribution system. This system will accommodate the gross towing weight of up to 12,000 pounds and tongue weight of 600 - 1200 pounds, which will cover towing your travel trailer. It uses a unique straight line weight distribution system that is easy to use. Another advantage to this system is the use of dual-cam sway control using a trunnion bar systems,
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• Using Pro Series Weight Distribution System, Part # PS49903, On a 16-Foot Livestock Trailer
  
• Weight Distribution systems like the Pro Series # PS49903 work by evenly distributing the tongue weight of your trailer across both axles of the tow vehicle to eliminate rear-end squat, which impairs steering, braking and traction performance. WD systems that also include Sway Control will provide additional stability in windy conditions and on curvy roads. Note that this particular system cannot be used on trailers with surge brakes and the sway control arm must be removed when reversing or whe
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#2Strait-Line Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

Rating:
4 reviews

RP66084

Retail:$1,001.77

Price:$568.00

Product Summary:

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

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
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 Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Comparison of Round Bar and Trunnion Weight Distribution System For a 2009 Toyota Tundra Crew Max
  
• The difference between the # RP66088 and the # RP66084 weight distribution systems is the style of spring bar attachment. The # RP66088 system has round bar style spring bars, these spring bars are a bit harder to install and hang a bit lower, closer to the ground, than the Trunnion style spring bars. This system is a bit more economical than the Trunnion style system and would work great for your vehicle and trailer. The # RP66084 system has the Trunnion style spring bars, that traditionally
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#3Strait-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 Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Can Reese Weight Distribution Chain Brackets be Mounted 1 Inch Further Back on Trailer Frame
  
• When installing a weight distribution system like # RP66074, you want the chains to hang as straight up and down as possible. There is some degree of tolerance with the position of the brackets. I spoke with my contact at Reese to see if 1 inch back would be acceptable. He stated that they prefer the chains to be straight up and down and move, if possible, items that are in the way to get the chains straight up and down. The system could still work if the chains were off set up to 1 inch but
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• Weight Distribution System for a 2007 Toyota Tundra Towing a Tractor
  
• All the weight distribution systems we offer are used with heads that accept only a traditional ball; none have the ability to accept a pintle. Based on your truck capacity and towing needs a weight distribution system of at least 10,000 lbs would be best. If you would like a system with sway control, we offer the Strait-Line Weight Distribution System, part # 66074. Using this unit would not involve modifying the truck in any way. You may also be interested in our weight distribution informatio
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• Weight Distribution with Sway Control for a 2006 Toyota Tundra and Trailer w//650 lbs Tongue Weight
  
• When choosing a weight distribution system you have to go by the tongue weight of the trailer when loaded and ready to tow and then add to that the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the truck. If the loaded tongue weight will be at most 650 pounds with no weight behind the rear axle of the truck bed I recommend a system rated for 400 to 800 pounds tongue weight. Take a look at the Strait-line system, # RP66083. The 400 to 800 pound capacity puts the loaded tongue weight of 650
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#4Strait-Line Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Round Bar - 10,000 lbs GTW, 800 lbs TW

Rating:
2 reviews

RP66087

Retail:$929.22

Price:$574.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Dual Cam
Round Bars

Product Specs:

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

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Questions from Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Weight Distribution for a 2012 Toyota Tundra Towing a Trailer with 350 Pound Tongue Weight
  
• When choosing weight distribution you need to go by the trailer tongue weight when it is loaded and ready to tow and then to that add the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle to get the loaded tongue weight. Then you need a system that has a range that encompasses the loaded tongue weight or system with a max tongue weight capacity that exceeds the loaded tongue weight. So if the loaded tongue weight was 350 pounds I recommend going with a system that is rated for
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#5Pro 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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#6Reese SC Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion - 10,000 lbs GTW, 800 lbs TW

Rating:
2 reviews

RP66153

Retail:$912.11

Price:$514.95

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
500 lbs
600 lbs
700 lbs
Reese

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Questions from Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Weight Distribution and Sway Control Recommendation for a 2010 Toyota Tundra and Car Trailer
  
• Thank you for providing all of this information, it makes it much easier to make a recommendation. When choosing a weight distribution system, you will want one that has a tongue weight capacity range that encompasses the trailer tongue weight when loaded and ready to tow. But, you also have to factor in the weight of any gear loaded behind the rear axle of the towing vehicle. So if your tongue weight is 580 pounds, I would go with a system rated for 400 to 800 pounds tongue weight. For sway
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• Weight Distribution for 2011 Toyota Tundra Loaded with Firewood and Jay Flight Trailer 7,500 Lbs
  
• The first thing I would look at is if the hitch on the truck can handle that 800 pounds of tongue weight and check the vehicle owners manual to determine the towing capacities of the truck and if it can be used with weight distribution. Once you have determined that, we can look at weight distribution systems. If the trailer is loaded to the 7,500 capacity, the typical tongue weight would be 10 to 15 percent of that or 750 to 1,125 pounds. Then to that you would add the weight of anything loa
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#7Reese 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 Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Best Sway Control Package For Towing a 6 x10 V-Nose Trailer with my Honda Goldwing
  
• The best defense for sway control is proper trailer loading. If you are experiencing trailer sway under normal towing conditions, you should reevaluate how the trailer is loaded and make sure that you have at least 10 to 15 percent of the total trailer weight, loaded and ready to tow on the tongue of the trailer. Once the trailer is loaded properly if you are still experiencing sway when passing large trucks or under adverse wind conditions, a sway control system with weight distribution woul
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• Can Reese Dual-Cam Sway Control be Used Without a Weight Distribution System
  
• You would need to have spring bars on a weight distribution system in order to use dual-cam sway control # RP26002. Without a bar attached to it the dual-cam system cannot work. For sway control only you will need to use a friction bar like # 83660. You would just need to add a sway control bracket like # RP26003 for a Class III or IV hitch or # RP26005 for Class II hitches. I have included a link to a typical installation for you to view.
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#8Pro 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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#9Fastway e2 Weight Distribution w/ 2-Point Sway Control - Trunnion - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

Rating:
1 reviews

FA92-00-1200

Price:$414.95

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 12000 lbs GTW
1000 lbs
1100 lbs
Fastway

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#10Strait-Line Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion Bar - 10,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW

RP66082

Retail:$1,001.77

Price:$538.11

Product Summary:

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

Product Specs:

Includes Shank
Fits 2 Inch Hitch
Up to 10000 lbs GTW
300 lbs
400 lbs
500 lbs
Reese

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#11Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion - 15,000 lbs GTW, 1,500 lbs TW

Rating:
1 reviews

BXW1500

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 15000 lbs GTW
1100 lbs
1200 lbs
1300 lbs
1400 lbs
Blue Ox

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#12Equal-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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#13Strait-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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Questions from Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Estimated Professional Installation Time of Strait-Line Weight Distribution System # RP66130
  
• We do professional weight distribution installations here so I went and asked one of our installers how long it normally takes to install a Strait-Line weight distribution system like # RP66130. He stated that installing the parts is the easy part and does not take all that long but there is a lot of fine tuning that has to be done after the parts are assembled to be able to tow the trailer level and get the system just right. In total for everything, set up, installation, and fine tuning the
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#14Equal-i-zer Weight Distribution System w/ 4-Point Sway Control - 6,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW

EQ90-00-0600

Retail:$730.00

Price:$574.95

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 6000 lbs GTW
300 lbs
400 lbs
500 lbs
Equal-i-zer

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#15Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion Bar - 8,000 lbs GTW, 750 lbs TW

BXW0750

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 8000 lbs GTW
400 lbs
Blue Ox

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#16Strait-Line Weight Distribution w Sway Control - Round Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

RP66078

Retail:$761.93

Price:$484.95

Product Summary:

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WD With Sway Control
Electric Brake Compatible
Dual Cam
Round 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 Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Weight Distribution and Sway Control Recommendation for 2008 Toyota Tundra and a 30 Foot Toy Hauler
  
• There are several decisions to make when selecting a weight distribution system for your towing needs. The first and most important decision is to select a system that is properly rated for the capacity your setup requires. Since you have close to 10,000 pounds gross trailer weight, I would recommend a weight distribution system with a 12,000 pound gross weight and 1,200 pound tongue weight like you selected. You can go with a round bar system like the Strait-Line Weight Distribution with Swa
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#17Reese Weight Distribution System w Shank - Trunnion Bar - 12,000 lbs GTW, 1,200 lbs TW

Rating:
4 reviews

RP66542

Retail:$702.19

Price:$412.95

Product Summary:

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WD Only
Electric Brake Compatible
Trunnion-Style Bars

Product Specs:

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

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#18Reese SC Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion - 10,000 lbs GTW, 600 lbs TW

Rating:
4 reviews

RP66151

Retail:$912.11

Price:$515.95

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
300 lbs
400 lbs
500 lbs
Reese

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Questions from Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Weight Distribution Recommendation for a 2011 Toyota Tundra Towing a 3,000 Pound Trailer
  
• Using weight distribution is recommended when the trailer exceeds 50 percent of the towing vehicle weight, when there is a problem with trailer sway, or if the rear of the vehicle is sagging with the trailer attached. Your truck weighs in at about 5,600 pounds so with your trailer loaded at 3,000 pounds gross, weight distribution would be a good idea. Adding a system would only help with tracking and ride quality, so it would be a good idea to add one. I recommend a small system with a 200 to
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• Which Weight Distribution and Sway Control System Should I use on a 2007 Toyota Tundra
  
• To have a nice, easy number to work with we will use 9,000 pounds for the loaded trailer weight and we will approximate a 900 pound tongue weight. This being the case, the best fit for you would be Reese Round Bar Strait-Line with Sway Control, part # RP66088. It has a maximum trailer weight of 12,000 pounds and maximum tongue weight of 1,200 pounds. It is strong enough that it will allow for extra cargo in the trailer, but not so strong that it will cause a rough ride. It also has the Reese
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#19Pro 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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Questions from Toyota Tundra owners about this product

• Weight Distribution Recommendation for a 2010 Toyota Tundra Towing a Car Hauler
  
• A good rule to follow when deciding whether or not to use weight distribution is to remember that weight distributing systems should be used any time the trailer weighs more than 50 percent of the tow vehicles weight. So with the trailer at almost 2,000 pounds, and a vehicle of at least 2,000 pounds loaded on it, you are looking at about 4,000 pounds. Since the 2010 Toyota Tundra can weigh as much as 5,660 pounds, I would say that weight distribution would be a good idea for your application.
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• Weight Distribution Recommendations for 2010 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Double Cab
  
• The Pro Series Weight Distribution System # 49570 you referenced for your 2010 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Double Cab should work, but you will need to know the GTW and the tongue weight of your trailer when it is fully loaded as well as the weight of the cargo behind the rear axle of your truck bed. You will want to choose a weight distribution system that has a tongue weight range that will encompass your trailers tongue weight when fully loaded. The weight of the cargo behind the rear axle will con
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#20Blue Ox SwayPro Weight Distribution System w Sway Control - Trunnion Bar - 8,000 lbs GTW, 750 lbs TW

BXW0751

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 8000 lbs GTW
600 lbs
Blue Ox

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Toyota Tundra Weight Distribution Questions

• Availability of One Spring Bar for the Strait-Line Weight Distribution Hitch System
  
• Yes, we have the replacement spring bar for your weight distribution system. The Reese Replacement Trunnion Spring Bar, 1200 lbs, item # RP66009, will be the correct replacement spring bar for the Strait-Line Weight Distribution Hitch System 1,200lbs TW / 12,000 lbs GTW, item # RP66074.
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• Best Sway Control Package For Towing a 6 x10 V-Nose Trailer with my Honda Goldwing
  
• The best defense for sway control is proper trailer loading. If you are experiencing trailer sway under normal towing conditions, you should reevaluate how the trailer is loaded and make sure that you have at least 10 to 15 percent of the total trailer weight, loaded and ready to tow on the tongue of the trailer. Once the trailer is loaded properly if you are still experiencing sway when passing large trucks or under adverse wind conditions, a sway control system with weight distribution woul
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• Can Reese Dual-Cam Sway Control be Used Without a Weight Distribution System
  
• You would need to have spring bars on a weight distribution system in order to use dual-cam sway control # RP26002. Without a bar attached to it the dual-cam system cannot work. For sway control only you will need to use a friction bar like # 83660. You would just need to add a sway control bracket like # RP26003 for a Class III or IV hitch or # RP26005 for Class II hitches. I have included a link to a typical installation for you to view.
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• Can Reese Weight Distribution Chain Brackets be Mounted 1 Inch Further Back on Trailer Frame
  
• When installing a weight distribution system like # RP66074, you want the chains to hang as straight up and down as possible. There is some degree of tolerance with the position of the brackets. I spoke with my contact at Reese to see if 1 inch back would be acceptable. He stated that they prefer the chains to be straight up and down and move, if possible, items that are in the way to get the chains straight up and down. The system could still work if the chains were off set up to 1 inch but
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• Comparison of Round Bar and Trunnion Weight Distribution System For a 2009 Toyota Tundra Crew Max
  
• The difference between the # RP66088 and the # RP66084 weight distribution systems is the style of spring bar attachment. The # RP66088 system has round bar style spring bars, these spring bars are a bit harder to install and hang a bit lower, closer to the ground, than the Trunnion style spring bars. This system is a bit more economical than the Trunnion style system and would work great for your vehicle and trailer. The # RP66084 system has the Trunnion style spring bars, that traditionally
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• Estimated Professional Installation Time of Strait-Line Weight Distribution System # RP66130
  
• We do professional weight distribution installations here so I went and asked one of our installers how long it normally takes to install a Strait-Line weight distribution system like # RP66130. He stated that installing the parts is the easy part and does not take all that long but there is a lot of fine tuning that has to be done after the parts are assembled to be able to tow the trailer level and get the system just right. In total for everything, set up, installation, and fine tuning the
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• Hitch, Weight Distribution, and Brake Controller Recommendations for a 2003 Toyota Tundra
  
• To tow your 2010 Cougar trailer with your 2003 Toyota Tundra, I recommend the Hidden Hitch Trailer Hitch, # 87588. This is a Class III, 2 inch hitch with 5,000 pounds gross trailer weight capacity (8,000 with weight distribution) and a tongue weight capacity of 500 pounds. To pull the Cougar trailer, you will need weight distribution. I have included a link to the installation instructions for this hitch below. You might also be interested in a ball mount to pull other trailers, that do not r
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• How Do Airbags Affect Installing and Setting Up a Weight Distribution System
  
• For initial weight distribution setup, like measuring wheel well heights, the airbags should be completely deflated so that the truck is sitting on the factory suspension. For setting up weight distribution, assume that you have no airbags. They are there to help the weight distribution, so they should not be taken into account. Once you get the weight distribution installed, you will then use the airbags as a supplement. They will help keep the truck level in turns and will help keep it from
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• Is Sway Control Recommended for a 27 Foot Trailer Weighing 5,000 lbs Towed by a 2010 Toyota Tundra
  
• With a trailer 27 feet long and weighing 5,000 pounds you would benefit from sway control. We have different types of sway control systems you can add to your system. The easiest to add would be a friction bar like # 83660. Since your trailer is 27 feet long, using 2 bars, one on each side, would be beneficial, but you could always start with one and see if that suits your needs. If you had a Reese system with spring bars that have the cam ends, using the Dual-Cam system, # RP26002 would be
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• Recommend a Weight Distribution and Sway Control System for 32 Foot R-Vision Maxlite Trailer
  
• The Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank, part # RP66088, would work great for your 32 foot trailer R-Vision Maxlite. This is a Weight Distribution System with sway control. Part # RP66088. uses dual cam sway control, so it acts to stop trailer sway before it starts. The High Performance Reese SC Weight Distribution System, part # RP66157, is comparable to part # RP66088. However, it uses a friction sway control instead of dual cam sway control. I recommend going with the Reese Rou
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• Recommendation for a Weight Distribution and a Brake Controller on a 2010 Toyota Tundra
  
• For your 2010 Toyota Tundra towing a 29 foot travel trailer with a gross weight of 7900 pounds I would recommend the Reese # RP66084 weight distribution system. This system will accommodate the gross towing weight of up to 12,000 pounds and tongue weight of 600 - 1200 pounds, which will cover towing your travel trailer. It uses a unique straight line weight distribution system that is easy to use. Another advantage to this system is the use of dual-cam sway control using a trunnion bar systems,
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• Using Pro Series Weight Distribution System, Part # PS49903, On a 16-Foot Livestock Trailer
  
• Weight Distribution systems like the Pro Series # PS49903 work by evenly distributing the tongue weight of your trailer across both axles of the tow vehicle to eliminate rear-end squat, which impairs steering, braking and traction performance. WD systems that also include Sway Control will provide additional stability in windy conditions and on curvy roads. Note that this particular system cannot be used on trailers with surge brakes and the sway control arm must be removed when reversing or whe
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control for a 2007 Toyota Tundra CrewMax Towing a 27 Travel Trailer
  
• Weight distribution is definitely recommended any time the trailer weight is at least 50 percent of the tow vehicle weight, which it is in this case. If you were going a short distance I would say it would be fine but a 2,000 mile journey is a different story altogether. Also, when choosing weight distribution you will need to know the tongue weight of the trailer, loaded and ready to tow and not just the dry weight, and then add the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control for a 2012 Toyota Tundra and 24 Foot Cargo Trailer
  
• You would absolutely benefit from both weight distribution and sway control. First, a loaded trailer tongue weight should be 10 to 15 percent of the gross trailer weight. Check your trailer tongue weight, see FAQ, and adjust the Jeep position as needed to achieve the proper tongue weight. For a trailer weighing 9,800 pounds and the tongue weight at 1,800 pounds, that means the tongue weight is higher than 18 percent of the gross trailer weight. Having tongue weight too high or low can cause
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control Recommendation for 2008 Toyota Tundra and a 30 Foot Toy Hauler
  
• There are several decisions to make when selecting a weight distribution system for your towing needs. The first and most important decision is to select a system that is properly rated for the capacity your setup requires. Since you have close to 10,000 pounds gross trailer weight, I would recommend a weight distribution system with a 12,000 pound gross weight and 1,200 pound tongue weight like you selected. You can go with a round bar system like the Strait-Line Weight Distribution with Swa
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• Weight Distribution and Sway Control Recommendation for a 2010 Toyota Tundra and Car Trailer
  
• Thank you for providing all of this information, it makes it much easier to make a recommendation. When choosing a weight distribution system, you will want one that has a tongue weight capacity range that encompasses the trailer tongue weight when loaded and ready to tow. But, you also have to factor in the weight of any gear loaded behind the rear axle of the towing vehicle. So if your tongue weight is 580 pounds, I would go with a system rated for 400 to 800 pounds tongue weight. For sway
  view full answer...


• Weight Distribution for 2011 Toyota Tundra Loaded with Firewood and Jay Flight Trailer 7,500 Lbs
  
• The first thing I would look at is if the hitch on the truck can handle that 800 pounds of tongue weight and check the vehicle owners manual to determine the towing capacities of the truck and if it can be used with weight distribution. Once you have determined that, we can look at weight distribution systems. If the trailer is loaded to the 7,500 capacity, the typical tongue weight would be 10 to 15 percent of that or 750 to 1,125 pounds. Then to that you would add the weight of anything loa
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• Weight Distribution for a 2012 Toyota Tundra Towing a Trailer with 350 Pound Tongue Weight
  
• When choosing weight distribution you need to go by the trailer tongue weight when it is loaded and ready to tow and then to that add the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle to get the loaded tongue weight. Then you need a system that has a range that encompasses the loaded tongue weight or system with a max tongue weight capacity that exceeds the loaded tongue weight. So if the loaded tongue weight was 350 pounds I recommend going with a system that is rated for
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• Weight Distribution for a 4,900 Pound Passport Trailer and 2006 Toyota Tundra
  
• The key to choosing the right weight distribution is to know the loaded tongue weight. The loaded tongue weight is the tongue weight of the trailer, loaded and ready to tow, plus the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle. For a trailer that weighs 4,900 pounds, if the tongue weight is 10 to 15 percent of the gross trailer weight, that would be 490 to 735 pounds. If we then add the estimated additional tongue weight of 400 pounds, the range becomes 890 to 1,135. And
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• Weight Distribution Recommendation for 2007 Toyota Tundra Towing a 6,500 Pound Trailer
  
• When choosing a weight distribution system, you will need one that has a tongue weight capacity range that encompasses the trailer tongue weight, loaded and ready to tow. For a 700 to 750 pound tongue weight, I recommend a system with a range of 600 to 1,200 pounds. With this flat bed trailer loaded with a vehicle, I recommend a system that has sway control. The best sway control systems are dual-cam systems. The dual-cam systems are pro-active systems that stop trailer sway before it starts.
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• Weight Distribution Recommendation for 2008 Toyota Tundra Towing Camper with an Unloaded 680 lb TW
  
• The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base the system you pick on the loaded tongue weight of the setup. You also need to consider the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of the tow vehicle as tongue weight. I attached an article on how to determine tongue weight also. The Strait-Line Weight Distribution with Sway Control # RP66073 that you referenced is designed to work on setups with tongue weights from 400 lbs to 800 lbs. Most likely you will need a system with a
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• Weight Distribution Recommendation for a 2010 Toyota Tundra Towing a Car Hauler
  
• A good rule to follow when deciding whether or not to use weight distribution is to remember that weight distributing systems should be used any time the trailer weighs more than 50 percent of the tow vehicles weight. So with the trailer at almost 2,000 pounds, and a vehicle of at least 2,000 pounds loaded on it, you are looking at about 4,000 pounds. Since the 2010 Toyota Tundra can weigh as much as 5,660 pounds, I would say that weight distribution would be a good idea for your application.
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• Weight Distribution Recommendation for a 2011 Toyota Tundra Towing a 3,000 Pound Trailer
  
• Using weight distribution is recommended when the trailer exceeds 50 percent of the towing vehicle weight, when there is a problem with trailer sway, or if the rear of the vehicle is sagging with the trailer attached. Your truck weighs in at about 5,600 pounds so with your trailer loaded at 3,000 pounds gross, weight distribution would be a good idea. Adding a system would only help with tracking and ride quality, so it would be a good idea to add one. I recommend a small system with a 200 to
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• Weight Distribution Recommendation for a 5,500 Pound Travel Trailer and 2007 Toyota Tundra
  
• Since you have provided so much information, that will help me determine the best weight distribution system for you. I recommend going with a system that is rated for 600 to 1,200 pounds like Strait-Line Weight Distribution System, # RP66084. The reason is that the 600 to 1,200 pounds covers all but 50 pounds of the potential tongue weight of the trailer, and it is better to have a system that is slightly larger than something that is too small. But if you never get close to that 825 pounds
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• Weight Distribution Recommendations for 2010 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Double Cab
  
• The Pro Series Weight Distribution System # 49570 you referenced for your 2010 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Double Cab should work, but you will need to know the GTW and the tongue weight of your trailer when it is fully loaded as well as the weight of the cargo behind the rear axle of your truck bed. You will want to choose a weight distribution system that has a tongue weight range that will encompass your trailers tongue weight when fully loaded. The weight of the cargo behind the rear axle will con
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• Weight Distribution System for a 2007 Toyota Tundra Towing a Tractor
  
• All the weight distribution systems we offer are used with heads that accept only a traditional ball; none have the ability to accept a pintle. Based on your truck capacity and towing needs a weight distribution system of at least 10,000 lbs would be best. If you would like a system with sway control, we offer the Strait-Line Weight Distribution System, part # 66074. Using this unit would not involve modifying the truck in any way. You may also be interested in our weight distribution informatio
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• Weight Distribution with Sway Control for a 2006 Toyota Tundra and Trailer w//650 lbs Tongue Weight
  
• When choosing a weight distribution system you have to go by the tongue weight of the trailer when loaded and ready to tow and then add to that the weight of anything loaded behind the rear axle of the truck. If the loaded tongue weight will be at most 650 pounds with no weight behind the rear axle of the truck bed I recommend a system rated for 400 to 800 pounds tongue weight. Take a look at the Strait-line system, # RP66083. The 400 to 800 pound capacity puts the loaded tongue weight of 650
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• Weight Distribution with Sway Control Recommendation for a 2010 toyota Tundra Towing a 21Ft Rockwood
  
• Since your tongue weight is starting out over 600 pounds the Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch with Shank 1,200 lbs. TW / 12,000 lbs. GTW, item # 66088, will be an excellent choice. Even if fully loaded the trailer tongue weight gets to the maximum recommended tongue weight of 15 percent of the total trailer weight, loaded and ready to travel you should not go over the maximum 1200 pound tongue weight of the Reese Round Bar Strait-Line Hitch. Along with the weight distribution system you will
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• Weight Distribution, 1995 Holiday Rambler Aluma-lite w/1200 lbs Tongue Weight, 2012 Toyota Tundra
  
• It is better to go too large than too small. At 1,200 pounds tongue weight, a system that maxes out at 1,200 pounds would not be sufficient. It would be ineffective and go actually damage the system. A 1,400 pound system would be more ideal because that little bit of a buffer is actually what you want. If you were to go much larger than 1,400, that can make for a stiff ride. But 1,200 pounds on a 1,400 pound system would be just right. The 1,400 pound Equal-i-zer system is # EQ90-00-1400 tha
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• Weight Distribution/Sway Control Recommendation for a Shadow Cruiser with 528 Pounds Tongue Weight
  
• The estimated 528 pound tongue weight is a little too close for comfort for the Fastway system # FA94-00-0600. I recommend going up to the 800 pound system, # FA94-00-0800. The sway control part is metal on metal. The systems are durable unless they are constantly working for some reason. Otherwise under normal conditions they should last you a good long while. The metal on metal can be noisy but any system is going to make some noise. In my opinion I would so with a Reese Strait-Line sy
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• What is the Life Expectancy of the Friction Pads on a Reese Pro Series SC Weight Distribution System
  
• There is no way of knowing exactly how long the friction pads will last. If you have everything setup properly and do not exceed the weight limits, the friction pads will last longer than the brake pads on your truck. Their life is determined by how often you tow, what the road conditions you are towing on, the weight of the trailer and how prone the trailer is to sway. The only times we have seen these friction pads actually fail is when the capacity was exceeded. The heavier the trailer is
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• Which Weight Distribution and Sway Control System Should I use on a 2007 Toyota Tundra
  
• To have a nice, easy number to work with we will use 9,000 pounds for the loaded trailer weight and we will approximate a 900 pound tongue weight. This being the case, the best fit for you would be Reese Round Bar Strait-Line with Sway Control, part # RP66088. It has a maximum trailer weight of 12,000 pounds and maximum tongue weight of 1,200 pounds. It is strong enough that it will allow for extra cargo in the trailer, but not so strong that it will cause a rough ride. It also has the Reese
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• Would the Pro Series Weight Distribution be the Correct Application for a 29-32 foot Travel Trailer
  
• The Pro Series Trunnion Style Weight Distribution Kit with Shank, item # 49587, would most likely work on your trailer but there are some things to take into account when purchasing a weight distribution system. Fist you need to know how much room is allowed on the trailer frame for mounting the brackets that the spring bars are attached to. Once you know this you can make a decision on which weight distribution system will work with the trailer. You will also need to look at the weight distribu
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• How to Install Sway Bars on Reese Weight Distribution
  
• We have an excellent video that will walk you through the weight distribution and sway control installation. We also have an FAQ that has answers to the most common weight distribution and sway control questions. I have attached links to both the video and the FAQ below.
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