I can't recommend a weight distribution hitch for your 2019 Audi Q5 because your vehicle design prohibits it. I can recommend the Draw-Tite # 76183 standard Class-III hitch paired with a Curt # 17200 Sway Bar.
The benefit of using a weight distribution hitch is the ability to move some of the tongue weight to your tow vehicle's front axle and to the trailer axle. If you can manually manage the distribution of weight in your trailer safely then you could use a standard hitch with sway... view full answer...
For a box that will fit both of your # BRW74FR I recommend the # 329-HM484. The internal dimensions of this battery box are 21" long x 11-13/16" wide x 10-5/16" tall so you will be able to easily fit both batteries inside. This features a ventilated lid, 8 cable ports, and internal bumpers to prevent shifting and jolting.
If you would like a more secure option, the TorkLift PowerArmor # TLA7712R would also be a good choice. This features a locking lid for security as well as a heavy-gauge,... view full answer...
Yes, the Adco Olefin HD cover part # AD77ZR that you referenced does fit your 2020 Gulf Stream 236 RL that you referenced. It will give you a snug fit like you are wanting and it has plenty of adjustable straps to get it as tight as possible as well. It provides the best protection also and has the easiest install so it's definitely the best choice. view full answer...
Both the Kenda K558 and the K550 you purchased are Bias ply tires, so as long as your old tire is also an ST205/75D14 tire, you can use the # AM3S440 you purchased without any issues.
The only time mixing tires is an issue is if they're a different size, or if you mix radials and bias ply tires. Since both are bias ply, and I'm assuming you purchased the same size, you'll have no issues. view full answer...
You will need to use a weight distribution system when towing your Ameri-Lite 189DD trailer with your 2021 Chevy Colorado. A general rule of thumb is that a weight distribution is needed when the trailer weighs at least half the weight of the tow vehicle, which is what you have with your setup.
For your application I recommend checking out the Blue Ox TrackPro Weight Distribution w/ Sway Control # BLU36FR which fits the weight range you're looking for and has some adjustability in the... view full answer...
The main reason for the price difference is the different construction used for the weight distribution hitches. The Reese Weight Distribution System # RP66540 uses mostly cast parts that are more expensive to manufacture. While the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution # RE34FR uses flat stock combined with tube steel that is welded together. The process of cutting and welding the materials together is far more inexpensive than casting parts.
You can add sway control to the Reese Weight... view full answer...
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