Hi everyone! I recently picked up a '24 Toyota Sequoia SR5. Attached is a picture of the sticker on the door jam. My wife is really into a camper that is about 30' long with a max capacity of about 7700 pounds. My concern is with payload and with such a long trailer the potential sway. Any suggestions about size/weight considerations for this vehicle? https://preview.redd.it/60rscpwptezc1.jpg?width=1645&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f8fe58a6815a4c7565fb954c18c92584070d7caf submitted by /u/Terukio [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m having a hard time finding any campgrounds/parks in the area with any decent reviews online. A lot of the websites are Facebook pages and I do not have one! Does anyone have recommendations for a couple of nights stay in the area? Safe and preferably < 30 minutes from chase field area submitted by /u/LackinLobes [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I saw an ad for an app called rvovernights.com ... Does anybody know if they are legit. Do you have any experience with them? submitted by /u/wnemay [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello, I just bought a new 2024 wolf pup. Unknown to me when i bought it, it has solar on it. I found this out after seeing the solar controller in the corner of the cargo area today. After looking everywhere for the solar connector, I climbed on the roof and low and behold there was a solar panel. The charge controller is a "rich 30 amp solar charge controller" and from what I can find it is a 100w panel on the roof. I have two group 24 deep cycle batteries with 88AH each. I do have a few questions. It says it is "bulk" charging on the main screen, and it reads 13.1 volts. What does bulk m ..read more

I am both a towing and RV noob so any insight on my current towing situation would be much appreciated. I weighed the truck with the family and some gear then weighed the whole setup after our initial camping trip plus a couple of dogs in the cab. From what I gather I'm within towing capacity of the vehicle but I would be very interested in hearing from some of you who have more towing experience. I drove the RV from the dealer home about 1.5 hours over flat terrain and it wasn't bad at all. A little floaty left to right but i'm getting more used to it. Thank you for any feedback or advic ..read more

Y’all have been a blessing and thank you for all the info you have provided so far! So I’m towing a small trailer. We plan to upgrade next year to something much larger but for right now it’s sitting at about 6800lbs. I have a 2018 3500 HD (yes it’s overkill!) and I’ve been using tow mode. I’ve read that it’s good to use it when going up and down hills, keeps the tranny cool, but what about on long stretches on somewhat flat highways? I ask only due to fuel consumption and wonder if it’s needed for such a small TT? Thank you for any insight you can give! submitted by /u/Lozens1985 [visi ..read more

I’m looking to pickup a hybrid trailer and we found a good one with a shower. The shower just uses a curtain instead of hard shower doors. In everyone’s experience should I wait and find one with a solid door or would the curtain be fine. I don’t want soft floors from water damage due to the curtain not keeping the water in the shower. submitted by /u/hillbillygoat [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hey everyone, I'm a 23-year-old who spent most of my life in San Diego until my family relocated to central Florida when I was 22. I've done a variety of jobs, from filming weddings to construction, welding, and I even started my own woodworking business www.expeditionboardco.com However, after nearly two years in Florida, I've realized it's not where I want to be. My interests lie in cooler weather, mountains, forests, camping, exploring, overlanding, and creating things. Just under a year ago I bought half an acre of land and just finished building a small teardrop trailer for weekends ..read more

I'm shopping for a 3/4 ton truck and came across a dodge sprinter 2500 van (like the type people use for van camping). Mercedes diesel engine, 3.7 L. I'm wondering if these 2500" vans can handle the same payload / tow as a dodge ram 2500 truck? Google says the van towing capacity is only 5000 lb? I'd prefer a van to a truck if towing and price are in the same ball park... Thanks in advance submitted by /u/Any_March_9765 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

These bigger SUVs have a tow rating of around 9,000lb and the trailers I'm interested in have a GVWR of 5,000lb and hitch weight of 450lb. What are the nuances I need to look out for here? Could a ten year-old SUV pull this trailer? submitted by /u/CambaFlojo [visit reddit] [comments ..read more