Auto Level with Weight Distribution

[cycling4life]

For those that have a 3500 with auto level and tow a TT using a weight distribution hitch, how did you setup your WD. I'm coming from a 2500 w/o auto level and my TT is pretty much setup for that. I'm trying to setup the TT for the 3500 and not sure how to set it up with an auto level. The RAM manual states the truck must be running and on Normal or Alternate ride height (I get error stating about payload not enough when setting this). The weight distribution states that the truck's auto level must be disabled before proceeding to setup.

 

[Rockcrawlindude]

Why do you think you need a WD hitch?

Put the trailer on the ball and pull it.

 

[cycling4life]

Why do you think you need a WD hitch?

Put the trailer on the ball and pull it.

I probably don't need, however, the anti-sway is integrated with the WD.

 

[Rockcrawlindude]

My opinion (this is the internet, after all) is:

The only Anti sway you need is a properly loaded trailer and tongue weight, everything else is superfluous (best case) or causes more problems than it solves (worst case)

 

[cycling4life]

Noted..

I"m still would like to know how others have set theirs up.

 

[DasBoot]

I don’t have any personal experience but you may find this link useful

Auto level Ram dually. WDH or not?

I'm prepping for the arrival of our 31G toy hauler in a month or so. We ended up buying a '17 Ram 3500 dually 6.7 turbo with auto level after ordering the trailer. I'm guessing that I won't need the weight distributing feature with the dually auto leveling but should I be running one anyway just...

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