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Old 07-18-2012, 08:28 PM   #21
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Exactly.
It made traveling at 45-50 mph a "white-knuckle" experience. Took forever to get anywhere. This with WD hitch and two sway bars tightened as tight as I could turn them. Tires made all the difference for me.
The Airstream had new Maxxis load range E tires --- the sway was not in the trailer, but in the truck.
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