Yes, a negative offset moves the tire further away from the axle/trailer, while a positive offset will move the tire closer to the trailer.
Most of the trailer wheels we carry have a zero offset, which means that the the mounting surface is on the same plane as the center line of the wheel. This is done to equalize the weight of the trailer load. The offset of our wheels is listed under "Specs." For instance, the offset for the Dexstar Steel Spoke Trailer Wheel # AM20741 is listed as... view full answer...
Unfortunately the only trailer hitches we offer for your 2006 Impala are Class ll hitches and both have 1-1/4 inch receiver openings.
The trailer hitch I recommend is the Draw-Tite, part # 36407.
Using any adapter like part # HTAD to increase the receiver to a 2-inch would reduce the trailer hitch capacity by 50 percent. view full answer...
First I recommend checking your struts and springs to see if there is any way to adjust the preload tension or compression dampening on them for your 2006 Chevrolet Impala SS. If the settings are adjustable this will help you to dial in your ride quality to where you would like it to be.
If you do not have adjustability on your struts the Coil SumoSprings Custom Helper Springs # CSS-1195F will help to absorb some of the sag that you are experiencing. The progressive construction of these... view full answer...
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