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BadmanRick · 08-31-2018, 06:03 AM

I pull a 2011 Premier 19FBPR with my 2017 Platinum Tundra. I have a 14000 lb ez hitch weight distribution hitch with Reece friction anti sway control. We have no problems with sway or rough ride. I run 36-40 psi which is what my dealer recommend. I have Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus
275/55R20 111H tires rated at 44psi. I have POWER KING TOWMAX STR
Tire size (Full Spec)*Radial 205/75 R14C = 26.1" X 8.1" R14 speed rating 75 mph tires on the trailer. Have had no problem with the trailer tires. Run them at the recommended 50psi. At 5 years I put a new set of the same tires on the trailer.
Try going back to the recommended tire pressure on the truck you should have a better ride. Get the shocks replaced and that’s the cheapest way for a fix. Increasing the tension on the weight distribution hitch may help also.

08-31-2018, 06:03 AM	#18
BadmanRick Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Lehigh Acres Posts: 176	I pull a 2011 Premier 19FBPR with my 2017 Platinum Tundra. I have a 14000 lb ez hitch weight distribution hitch with Reece friction anti sway control. We have no problems with sway or rough ride. I run 36-40 psi which is what my dealer recommend. I have Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus 275/55R20 111H tires rated at 44psi. I have POWER KING TOWMAX STR Tire size (Full Spec)*Radial 205/75 R14C = 26.1" X 8.1" R14 speed rating 75 mph tires on the trailer. Have had no problem with the trailer tires. Run them at the recommended 50psi. At 5 years I put a new set of the same tires on the trailer. Try going back to the recommended tire pressure on the truck you should have a better ride. Get the shocks replaced and that’s the cheapest way for a fix. Increasing the tension on the weight distribution hitch may help also.