What do you TOW with your Tundra?

Here is what I tow with my Tundra.

 

2700 miles total from Chicago to Disney, then over to North Carolina up through the mountains of Virginia and West Virginia before cutting back over to Chicago, she handled like a dream. I traded in my old truck for this one specifically for this trip and am not disappointed at all!

 

Without even reading the comment, I knew the area immediately. I miss San Diego. Lived in Point Loma for 3.5 years at the university.

 

Good eye! Best place in SD to me

 

What tow in the summer

 

What I tow most weekends

 

Looks like Parker

 

What is the weight of your trailer. Seems to sit nicely without causing too much squat.

 

Finally got a chance to take the crawler out

 

Lake Havasu actually...

 

From our trip down to Blanco, TX. The truck pulls SO much nicer than the 4Runner did, and we got 12.3MPG on average for the trip while towing.

 

@cforman61 my TT is 6,800 lbs dry.

 

Kewl Shallow Sport. I have a Shoalwater.

 

I pull a 24ft Forest River Hemisphere Hyperlight travel trailer. I have a weight distribution and sway control hitch so it pulls very nice.

Speaking of it, I need to plan my next weekend trip.

 

Dude! The freaking tuna! Impressed!

 

Sorry for the late reply. When I read your reply I never thought truck bed space. Now that I reread it again it's obvious what you meant. I ordered my trailer with extra ground clearance so I can go off road to small remote camping sites. For me, the maneuverability far out weighs the amount of "bed" space I'm giving up.

 

You're right! Don't know what I was thinking when I read his reply. It's obvious he meant truck bed space. Thanks

 

I couldn't resist the 40% off sale so I added a TRD rear sway bar to my truck. I haven't towed with it yet but it reduces rear body roll nicely unloaded so I sure it will be a great addition.

 

I got one from the 40% off sale as well. Still haven't installed it. Heard it makes a huge difference.

 

Just installed a TRD rear sway bar and firestone bags to my Tundra this weekend. Sway bar definitely makes a difference corning. Can't wait to hook up to my TT and see if it combined with the Firestone bags make a difference. My TT has a 7020 UVW with a GVWR of 8495 lbs. We never tow it with fresh or waste water in it just our personal items. It seemed to squat the Tundra a bit more then I liked so I added the air bags. Will make a few adjustments to the WD hitch when I get the trailer back now that it is loaded to help with the squatting.

 

Well, no longer towing the Winnebago with the Tundra.

Winnebago looks like this



Tundra roof is like this



Trailer will be a total loss.... not sure if the Tundra cab roof repair will result in it being totaled.

 

Oh man! Sorry that happened! Hope everyone is ok.

 

Dang dude hate to hear all of that. Hope everyone is ok!!!!

 

Sorry to hear that sucks.

 

My parents and my family are on a
beach trip to Matagorda Bay, TX

His 19 year old, 2000 Tundra and my 2007.

He has a 16 foot casita, I have a 19 foot KZ Sportsmen. Mine is only 3500 lbs.

We used to tow ours with a 2008 MDX, what a difference!

Even does well on soft sand

 

Luckily the tree went and hit a part of the house that was unused at the time of night it happened.
I'm hoping that they do total it because I latched my eyes on an MGM TRD Pro 4x4 at the local dealer. Would be a worthy replacement. The fun is having to deal with 3 separate claims for the house, travel trailer and vehicle.

 

Minter..... are you using a WDH on the Sportsman or just towing it straight???

 

Weight distribution with anti sway. I don’t have to, I just want to keep my HIDs from going up until I get my headlight levelers installed and can counter-act the rear sag, though to be honest it barely drops when towing with straight hitch only

 

I was very close.