You cant tow with a Raptor

[MDJAK]

I see the squat in these pics and people towing like that. Mine looked just like these pics with a 18f trailer and two atvs and I was like not today. Aint blowing out the shocks but seeing how many of you tow like that make me glad I bought my truck new and not used. I rather spend $90 bucks and beat on a uhaul.

I’d rather redo shocks if and when necessary than sit in a filthy possibly unsafe U-Haul.

 

[Azurebeast]

I’d rather redo shocks if and when necessary than sit in a filthy possibly unsafe U-Haul.

I’m only going ATVING so I’m gonna be wrecking the uhaul. 4-5times a season. Way less than shocks

 

[shigman]

I’m only going ATVING so I’m gonna be wrecking the uhaul. 4-5times a season. Way less than shocks

It wouldn't really be shocks, rear springs might get worn out after a while (much cheaper). From my times towing 6000-6500lbs in a Raptor, you need a weight distribution hitch and then all is well from a sag stand point.

 

[MFouts]

2 ATVs and a trailer shouldn't be that much weight. The Raptors have a gvwr of over 1000 lbs so as long as you keep your tongue weight under 500lbs and dont overload the bed you should be fine. The tow great, I would much rather have my own vehicle than a U-Haul.

 

[Josh84]

I pull a 31ft camper with my 2018 Raptor and it works great. I use Andersons weight distribution hitch and love it.

 

[localbrew]

I pull a 31ft camper with my 2018 Raptor and it works great. I use Andersons weight distribution hitch and love it.

Are you running air bags or different leaf springs?