Weight Distribution for 2020 Toyota Highlander Towing Trailer with 360 lb Dry Tongue Weight

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WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY IT GIVING ME A PRETTY HARSH RIDE QUALITY.

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For the tongue weight you mentioned of 360 lb dry the Curt weight distribution system # C17052 would be rated too high and would give you a pretty harsh ride quality. The # C17051 with it's range of 600 to 800 lbs would be a much better option once your trailer is loaded and would have a higher tongue weight.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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James H.

2/12/2021

WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY IT GIVING ME A PRETTY HARSH RIDE QUALITY.

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Jameson C.

2/12/2021

Spring bars are made from spring steel which allows them to flex a bit. This allows you to have the support they provide but since there's give in the bars the bumps in the road are cushioned. If you go with a system rated too high the bars don't give at all and you end up with a harsh ride quality.

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Weight Distribution for 2020 Toyota Highlander Towing Trailer with 360 lb Dry Tongue Weight

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