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09-14-2004, 07:58 PM

Hi, we have towed our tm22 (2619) over 5000 miles including through the Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania and West Virginia with A KIA Sedona minivan v-6 with no problems. We do not have an egualizing system, but that has not been a problem. The tongue weight depends a lot on how the trailer is loaded, I keep the weight around 330 lbs (we do not have air).
I did have a similar hitch story. At the time we bought the car, KIA did not offer a hitch so I went to my local RV dealer and he told me I could only have a class two hitch and put one on along with the electric brakes. Later I happened to talk to someone from Reese and they said they had always had a class III hitch available for the Sedona. Point - check directly with Reese or another company about your Highlander. The two inch hitch has a lot more flexibility and I would have prefered it myself. Good luck on your search.

09-14-2004, 07:58 PM	#12
Hejeharger Guest Posts: n/a	re:thinking of trailmanor.need help Hi, we have towed our tm22 (2619) over 5000 miles including through the Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania and West Virginia with A KIA Sedona minivan v-6 with no problems. We do not have an egualizing system, but that has not been a problem. The tongue weight depends a lot on how the trailer is loaded, I keep the weight around 330 lbs (we do not have air). I did have a similar hitch story. At the time we bought the car, KIA did not offer a hitch so I went to my local RV dealer and he told me I could only have a class two hitch and put one on along with the electric brakes. Later I happened to talk to someone from Reese and they said they had always had a class III hitch available for the Sedona. Point - check directly with Reese or another company about your Highlander. The two inch hitch has a lot more flexibility and I would have prefered it myself. Good luck on your search.