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I have also added Road Active Suspension for towing and would recommend it.

Those initial figures came from the on line manual. The towing calculator has max payload as 1,396 lbs and max towing as 10,846 lbs.

Wow! Did you have a TPMS?

Hey I'm for anything that increases my prowess!

I hear what you are saying. I have also added Falcon adjustable shocks to my truck along with Roadmaster Active Suspension set to stiffest setting.

So this tells me I'm good. Empty tongue weight of the RV I'm looking at is 526 lbs. Camper shell weighs 200 lbs spread over the bed of the truck. RV is 5,800 lbs. It's just my wife and I and some cargo in the bed. Calculator says max tongue weight is 1,096 lbs and max trailer rating is 10,846...

I do have a tongue scale but don't have the new RV yet.

I know what you are saying. Our current RV tows better than our previous that was 1,000 lbs lighter.

Max payload is 2,120 lbs. Max towing 12,700 lbs.

I currently have a Forrest River Campsite Ultra 19kb that weighs in at 5,100 lbs empty. My PB tows it with no problem even though the gas milage sucks. I am now looking at a Brinkley model IX 23 27 ft at 5,800 lbs empty. Trying to decide if this my be too big for my truck.

Very interesting and coming from my alma mater Weber State University.

Ah. Thanks for that. So I have a PB. How do I know if I have the latest version?

How do I find what version I have?

Heading to Canada next month for a 6-week vacation pulling mt travel trailer. Currently have 35,000 miles. I plan to get this done before I head out.

I have a set of Mickey Thompson Baja Boss ATs on my truck with about 20,000 miles and they are the best truck tires I have ever owned. I have also owned the Toyo’s and there is no comparison.

I do know how to change manually. I was just wondering if it would do for me or if I have to go into the menu to change it.

Heading to Canada this Summer and was wondering if I need to manually switch to kilometers before crossing the border or if the truck automatically senses that and switches.

My favorite navigator is my Garmin Nuvi that I used in my previous truck. One time purchase with free updates. I still keep under my rear seat as a backup. Works flawlessly.

I think so. Just no map updates.

I use mine because we explore a lot on back roads where there is no cell service. You can plan a route on Apple maps before you head out and it will continue to work with GPS. You can't initiate a route without cell service.