Tocapet
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They should bring back the Excursion. 3/4 ton chassis, seats 8, Tows big stuff.
Replacing Rear Axle
- Thread starter Moose McClatchie
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Tocapet
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They should bring back the Excursion. 3/4 ton chassis, seats 8, Diesel option, Tows big stuff.
07navi
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Yea, I towed my Navigator home on a trailer from 100 miles away over the mountains and it barely knew it was back there.......gas V-10.
mbtech2003
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I would step up the tire to a c or d load range. Most likely you have a p load on there. The stiffer side wall will help out more.
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Moose McClatchie
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I have an e rated tire that was the first thing I did. I upgraded the shocks after my second trip not to the bilsteins though.
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Any updates? I feel the same way about our new 2022 Timberline. Love the truck, not the swampy feel when towing. Heavier tires and sway bars are on the short list.
JasonH
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E tires and 65 psi will improve stability.
I would just say get used to it, nothing wrong with it just a different feeling. I feel it too, but you do get used to it. For what it's worth, I have a 2007 explorer with independent suspension and I don't get the sensation while pulling the exact same 5,000lbs trailer. I think the bigger rims, my expedition has 20's, causes some of the feeling.
