non-BT towing, 3000miles, 6k lbs?

[rgrtitan]

Originally Posted by loufish

Make up your mind...What's it going to be?

Good point, but as a "internet buyer" I tend to get the most bang for my buck. I refuse to pay a premium at a store, if I know I can get the same product online for much cheaper.

But if it came down to it, "good LT tire" would be first on the list.

[MIZZARK]

not trying to hi-jack your thread, but does anybody have experience w/ uhaul towing products? i installed a uhaul hitch on my 07 se cc non bt but have yet to use it... i mean, they are a hauling company... any input??

[Steamguy]

Originally Posted by MIZZARK

not trying to hi-jack your thread, but does anybody have experience w/ uhaul towing products? i installed a uhaul hitch on my 07 se cc non bt but have yet to use it... i mean, they are a hauling company... any input??

And I'm making it worse by replying...

I used U-haul hitches on two of my trucks, they were just as good as anything else out there, no problems. Remember, they have a reputation to protect and have to have a good product otherwise they'd be litigated right out of business.

Just make sure that the hitch you had them install is up to the load you can tow with your truck.

[MIZZARK]

thanks a bunch!

[rgrtitan]

I have to say, I just installed my Drawtite Class iv round tube hitch, what a cinch! Took 5 minutes, and I bought it for $120! Got all the wiring stuff / brake controller for $160, that's not too far off from the bt, and waayyy less $$$.