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Highroller

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I have a 2017 4369 the exhibiting some handling issues that I need you guys help on solving. the coach drives like a dream until you hook my 2021 jeep up to it using a blue ox tow system. The added jeep seems to put a load on the ass end to the point it sways really easy and when going around corners it want tom pull you off the road and changing lanes can be a nightmare. when changing lanes it seem as if the jeep throw its weight into the lane change and wants to keep going, pull the rv further out of the lane.. Surely you guys the pull a toad, don't have this problem or you wouldn't want to tow your vehicle, its down right scary. Any help would be appreciated
 
One thing to potentially look at: How is the height at the receiver compared to the height at the baseplate connection? Level (like no more than an 1" or so difference at either end) or at an angle?

Another: How wide are your jeep tires?

I would suggest reaching out to BlueOx support as I assume they'd have a list of questions as they help to diagnose the issue.

Best,
-Mark
 
My first thought is there is something wrong with the tow bar. The post above also has two items that could definitely cause an issue.

When I tow my Jeep, I don't even know it's there. I have to look at the rear facing camera once in a while to give me comfort that it's still behind me.
 

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