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You sure about that? Typically SL (standard load) is lower than C (light truck). May depend on the exact tire but typically C>SL. My original SL tires were rated to 2337lbs/tire and my ko3 C are 2755/tire.

You might be able to get the KO3 as a C. I was able to for the sr5 as a 285/70/17. Not every tire store may stock the C so you may have to order them.

Check your hitch electrical connectors. Mine has 7-pin and 4-pin pre-installed.

I towed our 29’ rv trailer about 300 miles for our last trip. I have the redarc tow-pro liberty installed and an anti-sway load-leveling hitch. I was only able to tow at about 60 mph for the trip due to wind and slowed down for hills. Overall did great, averaged around 10mpg. Total load was...

And did you use the toyota specific hardness? If not, I would check the wiring…

Do you for sure have a trailer detected? On my less fancy dash screen, there is a settings page that shows a picture of a trailer and the vehicle. It should say trailer active/connected and show the picture of the trailer not greyed out. In my car, I can’t fully enable the trailer mode until...

Got it working in my SR5 no problem. I used the tow pro-liberty and the toyota wiring harness. You can test the brake controller by connecting the 7-pin to the trailer and pushing in the brake controller button. You should be able to hear the electric brakes engage if you have your ear close...