Got a 2018 here, just wondering if anyone else has noticed (or maybe I just got shafted) the spare is not the 265/65/18 Duratrac, its actually a 17" Wheel. Never knew if they did that because maybe a 18 doesnt fit down there with the duratracs, or if the relative tire/rim size equals the 18 on the vehicle and they saved money on a tire, or... if I just got shafted?
Quite honestly, I don't pay attention to MPG, I have a full size truck, I don't expect it to be great lol. Maybe? I don't notice it when its on the truck.
I have these for the trailer that helps immensely:
https://www.campingworld.com/universal-rv-stabilizer-34337.html
but the truck doesnt move as much as the trailer when you are trying to shimmy down to use the bathroom =)
Yes right now I'm going back and forth and see pro's con's to both. I like being able to drive w/o packing up, but hate trailers. RTT on the truck is more stable. I've been toying with replacing my current RTT to a clamshell, so its quicker to close up.
Its Leitner Designs Active Cargo System... a bit spendy, I struggled with having something to mount the tent lower, like a 1/2 height rack, but ultimately need the annex. Now I need to save up for the pods for the rack for storage.
Any updates to your builds? I'm trying to decide if I want to keep my RTT on my truck year round or on my M416 trailer. Or Sell it and get a Hardtop RTT and keep it on the truck. I'm very good at not committing to a plan when it comes to building out my truck.