Comparing Factory Class V Trailer Hitch to Draw-Tite # 41930 on 2001 Chevy Suburban z71 4x4
Updated 03/27/2018 | Published 03/25/2018 >
Question:
see my factory hitch decal , i have a 2001 chevy suburban z71 4x4 with 4.10 gears, factury class 5 tube hitch. my trailer is 2018 35ft long trailer GVWR is 9985 lbs , dry tounge weight is 953 lbs, trailer dry is 7929 lbs. I have a Husky centerline HD WDH with the 1000 lbsto 1400 lbs bars. i lve in Arizona my factury hitch has no rust on it and it is in great shape. whats better factery class 5 with no rust or damage or part # 41930?
asked by: Bassam
Expert Reply:
Without a weight distribution system, the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver # 41930 is rated much better, but when used with your weight distribution hitch the factory hitch is rated better. Since your factory hitch is rated so well and has no rust, and you already have a weight distribution system, you are good to go with your factory hitch.
If you want more options for your hitch without weight distribution, then the Draw-Tite hitch would be a better option.
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