Sway and wdh??

[Bguns423]

I just bought a 2008 jayco 213 and will be towing it with my '99 chevy tahoe. I had a leaf added last year in my Tahoe as I tow a car trailer with it so the capacity is around 7500. I have never towed a travel trailer so this wdh and sway bars are new to me. When I pick up my new 213 do you think I need this style set-up? Thanks.

[Crabman]

Welcome to the forum. You will find that most members will recommend a WD hitch and sway control with that combo to be safe and sound.

Corrected to 2008

FLOORPLAN 213
Weights
Unloaded vehicle weight (lbs.) 4,250
Hitch weight (lbs.) 495
Gross vehicle weight (lbs.) 5,500
Cargo carrying capacity (lbs.) 1,250
Measurements
Exterior travel length 23' 7"
Exterior campsite length 27' 6"
Exterior height w/opt AC 121"
Interior headroom (living area) 78"
Tank Capacities
Fresh water capacity (gals.) includes water heater 30.5
Gray wastewater capacity (gals.) 30.5
Toilet/black wastewater capacity 22.5
Other
Sleeping capacity 6-8

[tinlizzie23]

IMHO, the anti-sway control is every bit as necessary as the WDH. One good blast from a passing tractor-trailer will convince you of that.