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02-02-2012, 11:02 AM
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Towing with a Carli Back Country and bags
Everyone,
I'm seriously considering the suspension listed in the title, along with all the bells and whistles they offer. I tow a 34' toy hauler with about a 2500# tongue; overall weight is 12k max with the tires I have on the trailer. If you have this setup, how does it tow? I know the tradeoff for a better ride is more sag, hence the bags (glad they offer those instead of having to scrounge the aftermarket). I've read (just a couple of threads) about sway and stability issues with it, but don't know if they had other problems, such as worn front ends or no rear sway bar. BTW: my tire and wheel combo of choice is the Nitto DG 285/75-17 (128 rating, real close to 4k) and the MB TKO, size 17x8.5. 
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