Towing a 30 feet travel trailer

inhave a 2016 Tundra 4X4 TRD, I’m towing a 30 feet trailer, I use a equalizer system and airlift airbags, it feels heavie but it doesn’t sway when big rigs pass by me, am I way too overloaded ? The trailer sticker shows GVWR 8750, not sure how to calculate this numbers ...

 

Here is a picture when I purchased

 

You should be ok BUT I am no towin expert. @ColoradoTJ could shed some light on the matter

 

I’m in Florida so we don’t have hardly any serious climbs or descents , I’m a little concerned on the breaking power

 

You’ve got trailer brakes, right?

 

Yes sure! And I adjusted them, and they work ok considering the weight I’m towing

 

I guess just try not to follow to close to the vehicle in front of you, as you already know. If you’ve got trailer brakes then I wouldn’t worry too much about it. The TUndra will be fine

 

I'm towing closer to the limit of our tundras daily. We will be adding the sumosprings soon but we have had zero issues.

 

@Tico-Tampa - I have towed a 30' travel trailer with my Tundra. The person we rented the trailer from had it full of potable water and double propane tanks. It was a LOAD! My Tundra handled it, however I was glad it was a rental and happy that I could take it back. 30' and 9,000 lbs felt like too much trailer for regular outings. My Tundra averaged 7 MPG towing that beast around for the weekend. Albeit, I was driving many hills and interstate speeds.

 

What is the trailers dry weight?
What is the hitch weight?
Your probably not over weight by the numbers but to be safe your pushing the limits of your truck.

Florida is relatively flat yes but other drivers and truckers go way over the speed limit lol

Sorry I grew up there the hills scare me less