Luxury Minimalist 16’ Modern Travel Trailer

1. Towing Vehicle Requirements * Check Towing Capacity: Ensure your vehicle has a towing capacity that exceeds the trailer's weight (including gear and supplies). The Coleman Rubicon likely weighs around 2,000–3,000 pounds, so a vehicle with a towing capacity of at least 3,500 pounds is ideal. * Use a Vehicle with a Hitch Receiver: The vehicle must have a Class III or higher hitch, which can handle up to 5,000 pounds, to safely tow the trailer. 2. Hitch & Towing Equipment * Trailer Hitch: trailer hitch is 2 - 5/16 3. Drive Carefully * Suggest driving at reduced speeds and maintaining extra space between vehicles to account for the trailer's weight and size. Even thought this is a sturdy trailer. It is always recommended to drive lower speed in harsh weather. *Check for Restrictions: Check local laws and restrictions related to towing trailers, such as speed limits, trailer brake requirements, and road restrictions. 4. Pre-Trip Checklist: *Ensure Proper Weight Distribution: Advise to balance the trailer's load, keeping heavier items over the axles for better handling. * Check Tire Pressure: Check both the towing vehicle’s and trailer’s tire pressure before departure for optimal safety and fuel efficiency. * Secure Everything: Make sure all doors, windows, and compartments are locked, and that any loose items inside the trailer are secured. 5. Useful Towing Tips: * Watch for Height Clearance: As a driver make sure to know the trailer’s height to avoid low-clearance obstacles. * Plan Fuel Stops: Remind to plan for fuel stops that have enough space to accommodate both the vehicle and the trailer. • Must be a registered verified driver with outdoorsy