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We average 27 to 29 @75 mph and 30 to 33 @70 mph. Best average is 40.4 @58 mph. All flat terrian in north Louisiana. This is a 2023 LTZ.

Which module did you get? How did it install?

I recently had to put our 2023 LTZ in the shop for no cruise and put hands on wheel command. They had to reprogram the computer. 4 modules had to be reprogramed with a cost of $250 each. Lucky for me it was under warranty. The first problem we had was the radio quit. again 4 modules had to be...

No I looked over at the screen and it was in street view. My phone was just laying in the console. That why I thought it from the truck.

The other day our truck started displaying a street view. I don't know if it was coming from my phone or the truck. Any way I like and now can't make it do it again. Looked in the manual didn't find anything about it. Any ideas?

No we have a 2003 ltz it just has a usb

Our truck doesn't have a lighter but i will check the usb fuse. Do you know which fuse off hand? thanks

Does anyone have a dash cam that stays on all the time. I have mine plugged in on the USB plug on the dash. It goes off shortly after the truck is turn off.

I think you will be impress with your new truck.

We tow a 28 foot Airstream weighting 8000 pounds. We go see our grandkids in Shreveport often, so we make this trip a lot. On I-20 across north Louisiana we get 15.3 mpg on average. We pull our trailer at or near 68 mph. Our round trip is around 350 miles. The truck handles the trailer very...

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Your welcome. If you install it your self and have question feel free to ask I may have an answer. Happy New Year and happy travels.

We have a 28 foot Airstream that weighs 8,200 pounds, with 850 pounds hitch weight. I have a 1000/10,000 pound hitch. When I hook up our trailer there is a slight bow in the bars. This is what I did - I went to the local farmers grain elevator and weighed my complete rig. We asked if we could...

I don't think you will be disappointed. If you have any question, feel free to ask. Good luck.

Your are welcome. Let me know what you decide

Any RV dealer will have them in stock and can answer any and all question. You do not need a Pro ride or Blue Ox they are no better and cost $1500 to $3500. I have been towing RVs since 1972. The best hitch for the money and ease of use is the Reese then easlift. Try to stay away from hitches...

The hitch is an easy install. I think we paid $350??? for the hitch and I installed it myself. It will be the $350 dollars you will ever spent.

Yes the eq hitch will move some of the weight to the front axle. When adjusted correctly you will have only a 1/2 in or so sag. With the weight equally distributed your boat will pull like a dream. No fish tailing, no sag.

The trick to any equalizing hitch is the installation. There are lots of good videos on YouTube. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

We pull a 28-foot Airstream with 850 pounds hitch weight. We use a Reese equalizing hitch (1000/10000) with the built in sway control. It gives a great ride and towing experience at highway speed. The hitch may be a good option for you and at a considerable saving over the price of airbags plus...