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I did mine in the drive way in 30 min, Was pretty ez.

MORE steps. I really like them...

Just getting back to this, sorry for the delay. Mine is a 16' V nose, it's 20' over, 7' wide, loaded at 5500 it's a little beef cake.

I've been very happy with my Anderson. https://andersenhitches.com/product/weight-distribution-hitch/

No object: 3” lift 4.88’s 37” and new wheels Front rear lockers 392 swap

Ya the 285/75/r17 seem to be the perfect fit/look for the 1.5" front .75" rear IMHO. What I went with also.

Piston Nuggets :CWL::LOL:

I have 11k on mine, stock Maggi tune, 17k total. Of that 11k honestly apx 4000 is towing out west 6k pounds. From all of the reading I have done, thread following etc. Dave is the brain on the tunes and issues. He still supports the platform and soon I'll do his tune. My tune has been good...

I ran 15 psi on my 285's in Moab, felt good, no issues, not super hard trails. Not sure if that helps you or not. Worked out to be bought 18 psi in the afternoon once things warmed up some.

Drivability, Dave’s by all accounts is a better tune including the transmission shift points.

5k or when the computer tells me sooner. Only happens when I tow a lot.

See above lol

It’s 7,6” tall and 7’ wide, so 52.5 frontal. Looks taller than it is partially because there is no awning breaking up the side. It tows real well. V nose front. Even w side wind and simi’s it tracks well w the Anderson WD hitch. I’ve towed probably 4K miles; Boise to Yellowstone and back...

Repost, but was a fun weekend away. 16’ Mirage I had built.

Chicken is fun, that little spot is funky.

10k on mine. 0 issues running Maggie tune. Mines a 21. I am going to shift to Dave’s tune shortly.

Line-x 100%

It took some trial and error but I got mine 99.98% on. Don’t just look at the Speedo. Do a trip set your odometer and then do a trail on your gps. On a longer drive 100+ miles you can see what the real accuracy is.

285/75r17 are basically 34”, lots of those running around. I have those on my rig.