Find out before you sign — not on the way up the mountain.

Half-ton truck? Fifth wheel? Let's do the math before the paperwork. Tell us what you drive and what you're looking at, and we'll tell you straight what it pulls and what it won't.

Diagram — the climb

Illustration only. Your real numbers come off your door sticker and your hitch rating.

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See the board

The board

What you drive, what it pulls, what it climbs.

Every rig on the lot asks something different of your truck. This is the whole comparison, in plain language — no asterisks. If a row isn't a match, we'll say so before you get attached to a floorplan.

A dealership staff member lining up a weight-distribution hitch between a pickup and a travel trailer on the lot — The hitch is where the math starts.

Travel trailers Bumper pull

One axle to three, hitched behind the truck you already own.

Payload and tongue weight — the two numbers most people never look at.

Weekends and long hauls, with one vehicle for everything.

Often a match

Fifth wheels Over the bed

The hitch sits in the bed, over the rear axle, and the weight sits with it.

A heavier truck, and a hitch mounted in the bed.

Ceilings you can stand under, storage that swallows a season.

Truck-dependent

Motorhomes You drive the house

One vehicle, everything in it, nothing hooked behind you.

Nothing to tow — but everything to carry, load and park.

Set up in minutes, in the rain, without a hitch.

No tow vehicle

Rentals Try before you buy

Take the floorplan out for a weekend before you commit to it.

Your own truck and hitch — the same math as buying.

Find out what you actually use, and what you don't.

Try it first

Read the row

A verdict here is a starting point, not a green light. Axle ratio, cab configuration, cargo in the bed and the hitch itself all move the answer. Bring the truck and we'll finish the math in person.

A pickup backed up to a travel trailer on the lot while staff check the hitch setup — Hitch check, on the lot.

The hitch check

Bring your truck. We'll do the math in the lot.

The answer isn't in a brochure, it's on the sticker in your door jamb and on the hitch under your bumper. Pull up and we'll read both, then walk the lot and tell you which rigs are a match and which ones aren't. Takes a few minutes. Do it before the paperwork, not after.

Bring Your truck
Bring Your hitch
Bring The door sticker

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The other half of the math

Service and parts, on the same lot.

A rig only stays a match if it's kept right. The shop and the parts counter sit on the same lot as the sales board, so the same people who checked your truck can tell you what the trailer needs next — and hand you the part.

01

Tell us what you drive

Same starting point as the board above. Truck, trailer, hitch — we look at the whole setup, not just the rig in front of us.
02

Book it into the shop

Bring the rig in and we'll walk you through it. Service work and the seasonal look-over, handled here rather than three towns over.
03

Parts off the shelf

Hitches, fittings, hardware and the small things that end a trip early. Rentals get the same once-over before they leave the lot.

A technician working under a travel trailer raised on jack stands in a service bay — Service bay

Organized shelving of RV parts and hardware at the back counter — Parts counter

Last call

Let's do the math before the paperwork.

Tell us what you drive and what you're looking at. We'll tell you whether it's a match — and if it isn't, we'll point you at something that is.

Request a quote Back to the board

(828) 555-0184

Find out before you sign — not on the way up the mountain.

What you drive, what it pulls, what it climbs.

Bring your truck. We'll do the math in the lot.

Service and parts, on the same lot.

Tell us what you drive

Book it into the shop

Parts off the shelf

Let's do the math before the paperwork.