Tuson Sway Control Review by Jeff Johnston on RVing Today TV 2024-04

Towing a travel trailer is great fun. There's all kinds of adventures out there awaiting you. But travel trailer sway, the lateral movement that's unexpected, is something that can plague people a little bit now and then. Even a trailer and tow vehicle combination where they're perfectly matched for weight, the trailer's not too big, the tow vehicle isn't too small, you have a weight distributing hitch that's properly adjusted, trailer has the right front-to-back balance, all these characteristics; if they're all correct and in line, you can still have a little bit of trailer sway, lateral movement, at unexpected times. For example, when you catch a strong gust of side wind, for example, or when a commercial truck passes you and you get caught in the bow wave and it'll blow you around a little bit. Most of the time, of course, the driver can handle this and you correct for it and you're just fine. So sway is not really a significant problem as far as most towing is concerned. But there are times when something happens and you get a little more sway, and sometimes it can be a pretty serious situation.