Hole- E- Shit - someone that actually thinks about other drivers when they drive! great video!

As a semi driver, you nailed it, all of it. Always ready yourself for the road ahead. All, okay the good truck drivers, are always looking 3/4 to 1 mile ahead and keeping a safe distance. I know not all truck drivers are safe, especially now a days. But I’m one of the few that can say they have over a million miles of safe driving. Love the videos, keep coming and safe driving! We’ll be looking for a used 6.4 Ram next year, just getting some more bills paid off right now.

Once again, uve brought alot of key points in rv towing to the surface. I agree with everything you said as well as execute them myself. One thing id like to add is whenever you stop to stretch or refuel you need to walk around to each wheel on the rv and just touch the axle hub (or use a infrared thermometer). This is what i do to determine if my bearings are in good shape. If one or two of your hubs are hot or are hotter than the others it probably means ur about to experience a bearing failure and if you can detect that before it happens then you can save yourself alot of time and money. Preventing damage and possibly causing a serious accident is a win in my book. Always remember that the smoother the transit is, the less stress you put on urself and ur family, and the more you will be able to enjoy your trip

Great advice. Appreciate your words of wisdom. I wish everyone on the road was as considerate, there would be fewer accidents.

A lot of really useful, concrete tips and very helpful thinking. I’m about to hit the road in a few months. Naturally I’m nervous. Can’t thank you enough for sharing this. Will share with my wife.

Thank you for confirming my driving strategies! I LOVE your little girl.. head bobbing around and proof that you are driving smooth enough for a comfy drive! ☺

Thanks for an outstanding video. Great pointers to live by as well.

Thank you for your safety tips while pulling a travel trailer 😊 Much appreciated for a newbie 😊

I really appreciated this video, thank you!

Great advice and hope this is watched by the RV community.

Great video and lots of helpul tips. Ive never travelled with my travel trailer in heavy traffic before. I will be driving to Charlotte and then to Fayettenam next year with my rv to visit my in-laws.

For us new towers out there, a video about what gears you should use and when to use them would be helpful as well, nice video!

Have learned from you videos, made our first trip with our 2800 this past weekend little over 250 miles, going up was very easy, Sunday afternoon the winds were 15 to 20, so felt the cross winds a few times. Just like you have said you feel it but was manageable. Don’t see an issue with my half ton. Thanks again!!

I appreciate the tips, thank you!

I've basically bought your exact setup, after watching all your videos... New 2022 GD Imagine 2910BH & 22 Ram 2500 Laramie Night Edition... Keep up the videos, and info...

I dig your videos brother. Very helpful. I'm a newbie and you are being very helpful to me. Look forward to more of your videos

Glad to know I’ve been doing nearly everything you’ve talked about. I just have to practice driving in a middle lane in metro areas so I can get out of peoples way when they enter a highway.

Great information.

Great tips thanks

I would recommend the TPMS Tire Minder. It is a little costly it has a rechargeable little LCD monitor screen with a mount so that you don't have to use your phone while driving. It also has a transmitter that is so easy to install to the RV battery. Depending on how long your travel trailer you may or may not need the transmitter. I have a 32 foot travel trailer and I mounted it underneath the belly. I also have the same setup as you. Be safe on the road great video and hello from San Antonio, Texas.

Spot on!

Very good information thank you for doing this vidio

Great Point!!!!!!!

Great video! Will be making my first big pull with our camper in april. Heading to Hershey PA. Can’t wait to try out my new to me 2017 ram 1500 towing our 32.5 foot flagstaff ultra lite. This helps a lot with driving on major roads.

Well done!

Thanks for the vid man ! Any tips on staying in your lane ? I always feel like I’m close to other cars next to me . Thanks

Good advice. I am like a scanner when towing. Constantly scanning what's in front, behind and to the sides of me. I used to go 80-90 mph while towing my 36' travel trailer. I had 1 almost big incident where I couldn't stop luckily had a lane open to the left of me to bail out in. Some idiot weaving in and out of traffic cut me off and then slammed on brakes when he had no where to go. Now I am 60-65 always sometimes a little more if flow is faster. But wow what a difference in gas mileage. Can now make our 4hr trip to beach without stopping for gas about 1 1/2 before we got there...

thumbs up thanks for the help

Excellent video, excellent. I have a 1000 mi trip coming up in June and I'm a nervous wreck. Your video will definitely be saved. Thank you and God bless 🙏.

A couple of things you missed - 1 Anti-sway hard ware MUST be used on trailers over or in excise of 26 ft. 2 - Know where your Trailer brake controller is and that its easy to activate if needed for added braking to help in emergency stopping. 3 -If your towing vehicle is equipped with a Tow Haul feature Make sure you use it as it will save your transmission 4 - Make sure your tow vehicle is equipped with the appropriate hardware { external Tranny cooler in line with the stock one in your radiator, And Engine oil Cooler as these will help dissipate the excessive heat .

Slow and steady wins the race

Good job.

My brother is a semi driver, he said to drive in the lane like the big trucks, not like a car.

Last time I came home from the coast I took the back road to storage just to avoid that awful section of 40 between Clayton and Raleigh!

I have the same trailer. Do you get alot of trailer sway when it's windy?

I would say a good tip general would be too time arrival in bigger cities when the roads are not used as much. Like Knoxville,tn I normal try to time going through there at like 3 to 5 am. If possible

That I40 on both ends of Raleigh (east/west) can be a nightmare coming in and leaving out!! I get out of the traffic jam/backup and wondering where’s the accident and nothing, I’m glad there’s no accident, but what caused a 1-2 mile traffic jam!! patients is definitely needed.

New to towing an RV. I want to have fun, but I want to be safe for me and others. I'm looking for all the pointers I can get.

following distance is always something I try to maintain more of when towing. The issue I seem to have when I get in traffic with my camper is other drivers in cars often see that space and cut in front of me making that space smaller. Then I have to slow down for a moment to gain my space back and often someone else will change lanes in to that cushion I like to have. seems like there isn't much I can do about these folks but just be more on alert. I wish more drivers would have some understanding about how towing works and that we are not leaving that gap for them its to keep us safe.

Excellent video, when do you start at the dmv ?🤣

Be cognizant of your trailer rear bumper when pulling away from a gas pump while also turning. Saw a guy rip out the left rear section and bumper of his trailer for turning too soon.

Me and a group of friends are going to Wyoming from Georgia after we graduate and was wondering where would I park or how would I park with it? Also thanks for the advice

OMG your daughter in the background with her head bouncing around as she was asleep was hilarious for me. Great tips by the way. I totally miss my kids when they were that age.

Most people do not look far enough ahead and in a lot of states, does the trailer/5er GVWR over 10000 lbs- you need a non CDL license. Check your state, max weight of truck and trailer over 26000- non CDL. Check your state.

Can you give more tips on how to pull an rv trailer

What you're talking about is called travel in the lane of least resistance.

Never exceed you trailer tires max speed. If you are to slow doing 65 mph then find a safer rout. But great video, thank God for the fl turnpike no traffic and don't have to deal with people runing 90 mph

Weavers piss me off man. Gotta wait AT LEAST 5, 6 seconds to switch lanes again, use your signal. Basic stuff 😣

I always get a kick out of your babies sleeping in the backseat.

What drives me crazy when people come to merge on they need/should get up to the speed limit to merge. Don’t be that person going 45mph trying to merge when it’s 70mph. Drives me nuts. Not talking about semi or people who are pulling and need more for to pick up speed just the random people in cars and trucks running to the store.

I wish people towing didn’t drive distracted IE recording a video..

First thing……..don’t make videos while driving

I think it very poor form for someone to make a video while driving. Illegal in many places and not safe.

If you learned anything from this video you need to NOT be driving an RV. The common sense spouted here as new information is mind numbing. This person drives a Dodge Ram, one of THE worst trucks available today and feels it necessary to repeat Tue obvious over and over. Also clockbait, the exclamation points made this video sound urgent and pointed towards new and important info. Nope, rehashed garbage to get views.