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On the vehicle side the Rear View Safety Wireless Backup Camera System # RVS-091406 that you referenced does not require anything beyond just plugging the monitor into the cigarette light outlet. |

I've tried the RVS camera Rear View Safety Wireless Hitch Camera and it doesnt transmit video at 30 feet. | I am interested in your blue ox weight distribution hitch 20,000...

For a wireless backup camera that will work well for you, I recommend the Rear View Safety Wireless Backup Camera System part # RVS-091406. | 2013 Tiguan with...

Im worried about obscuring the rear camera. Is it possible to make this system work? | I want to install a Yakima Backswing on my 2018 Nissan Rogue for the purpose of having hitch storage while...

It is my understanding that your GLS450 came with a reverse camera since you have the tow package so you should be okay for lining up the hitch, but when it comes to a backup camera system I really like the Rear View Safety # RVS-062710 which can be paired with the Tow Kit # RVS-2133. |

All of the new 5th wheel hitches are pre-wired for a Furrion Vision S camera system. I recommend using the kit # FCE48TASL-05 which comes with a 5" monitor, a rear camera, and 2 side marker cameras so you have a more view of what's around you while towing. |

You can use the Rear View Safety Wireless Hitch Camera # RVS-83112 which has a monitor that plugs into a 12V power source or the Rampage Wireless Backup Camera # RA7710 which allows you to use a smartphone or tablet that uses iOS of Android as the monitor. |

This system includes its own monitor. The camera can attach using screws or the included magnetic mount. | In backing up my new 2015 Ford f150 to my fifth wheel I cannot see my hitch. The bed must sit deeper...

I have a 32 ft RV motorhome that I have installed a 10,000 lb hitch to ,I am going to be hauling a 28 ft aluminum trailer with it,I estimate the trailer to weigh 7-8000 lbs loaded,I am unsure of the the tongue weight and weight behind the rear axle of RV,do you have any suggestions on a system for me ,,or do I have to find out the tongue weight first ? |

I want to know what is the best for me between air lift or timbren for rear suspencion to pull my rv.I have a nissan pathfinder 2012 .i have difficulty to decide.i dont want my rear to go down .i plan to install bike rack on the tongue. |

The linked article will give you good background on WD systems, the types offered and what they do. Weight distribution systems are chosen based on measured trailer tongue weight (see the linked article) to which you must add the weight of any cargo behind the tow vehicle rear axle. |

I plan on transporting rv.s for a living i will be using a ford f350 drw 4x4 what size system do i need im thinking 12000 | I plan on transporting rv.s for a living i will be using a ford f350 drw 4x4 what...

To choose a system you always want to use the tongue weight of your loaded and ready to tow trailer added to the amount of weight you have stored behind the tow vehicle's rear axle. | I bought a new RV, Flagstaff...

This is hard to tell from the photo due to the camera angle. If the bottom of the diamond-plate does not extend so low that it covers the sides of the frame members, then you can install a system whose brackets can be bolted on to the frame's outward-facing surfaces. |

I recently purchased a 27foot KZ camper and the RV center installed a Reese 49912 Weight distribution System. | I own a 1996 Chevy Tahoe, 5.7L 2 Door, 4x4 with factory installed class 4 hitch. I recently...

When choosing a weight distribution system capacity is key. We know that the max gross weight of your RV is 4500lbs, which means that when your RV is fully loaded and ready for travel it will not exceed 4500lbs. |

Im looking at a New 2018 Forest River RV Wildwood X-Lite 254RLXL and am curious if this would be the appropriate hitch system as I want to be sure too keep sway to the absolute minimum. | I own a 2011 GMC Sierra...

The Van's suspension system is much better equipped to handle the strain than a trailer/RV so this will be better supported. | You have said that a carrier with a ramp should not be used behind an RV. Would...

As long as your trailer's total loaded weight is within the truck's towing capacity, and your weight distribution (WD) system is properly rated for your actual total tongue weight (TW), and correctly installed, you should not need to add rear-axle air bags for towing your camper trailer without side-effects like rear-end sag. |

Depending on the weight of the RV you are planning on hauling, it is likely you will need a weight distribution system. | I have a 2000 Nissan Pathfinder with a 5,000 lbs tow rating. This does not have a a...

Just bought r.v. Van has new engine, and trans with new stabilizer shocks and new leaf springs in rear with an extra leaf added. | Just bought r.v. Van has new engine, and trans with new stabilizer shocks and...

I am trying to figure out if I have the correct weight distribution system for my setup, as it seems to bottom out, and I am experiencing rear end sag. | I just recently bought a Travel Trailer and have been...

The biggest improvement you'll be able to make in terms of ride quality will be switching to a higher rated weight distribution system because of the rear coil springs you have on your 2022 Ram 1500. | I have...

This would include the vehicle or RV, the hitch, and the weight distribution system. | Is this the best option to use on my 2013 Ford F250 pulling a 12000lb covered trailer. I just need some advise on the...