Best Trailer Sway Control for Off-Road Trailers | Trail Assure Sway Control with MCDUSA Trailers

The best trailer sway control for your off-road and overland trailer may not be the old stand-by mechanical sway and weight distribution equipment. Those devices add weight and reduce articulation, which are two crucial considerations for safe travel off-road. So, what do we suggest you look at to get safe sway control for your highway travel, and a system that meets your overland trailering needs? We recommend looking into the Trail Assure Sway Control system (Tuson Sway Control in the U.S.A.). It's an asymmetric system that operates the electric brakes on your trailer independently to stop sway situations caused by crosswinds, shifting gear, and being passed by large trucks. It's powerful. It's fast. It's smart.
MDC USA trailers come equipped with the Trail Assure Sway Control system for your travel safety. It's just another reason we recommend looking at MDC USA for off-road and adventure trailers. They're proven Australian designs that you can get here in the U.S.A.
MDC-USA website: mdcusa.com
Princess Craft RV website: princesscraft.com
Tuson Sway Control webpage: tusonrvbrakes.com/products/tu...
Video Details:
Presenter/Host: Clint Sandberg
Videography/Production: Caitlyn Smalley
Editing: Clint Sandberg

[@ToddStoddard]

This looks just like the Tuson sway control system I install on my camper 3 years ago. 😊

[@PrincessCraft]

That’s a good eye! The unit is made for MDC through a partnership with Tuson. What has your experience been with the system on your camper? I’d really like to know!

[@ToddStoddard]

​@@PrincessCraft I really like mine, I installed it myself and then took it out on a deserted road and tested it by trying to make it sway and it would just follow my movements in the truck. I've been recommending this product on my Facebook groups ever since and think it's something every camping trailer should come with! 😊

[@PrincessCraft]

@ToddStoddard that lines up very well with what we’ve heard from other users. I’ve been pushing to install these in PJ’s personal trailers to “prove my suspicions” to those with questions still lurking in the corners here.

[@PrincessCraft]

@bartman1857

[@Mr.Buster404]

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[@bartman1857]

I have heard it only activates when extreme sway occurs. This makes me wonder if anyone has had enough sway testing to even activate it. Or is it all placebo?

[@PrincessCraft]

Even a little sway makes most people uncomfortable. A little sway indicates potential for a lot of sway. If it only activates in extreme scenarios, it isn’t likely to have both been brought to market a number of years ago and also to have remained available to consumers through the present day. It would be interesting to see the sample sizes for those who have good and bad reporting, and to verify both proper installation and function of the units where users have had negative experiences.

[@PrincessCraft]

UA-cam has a good number of user videos available for more insight, if you’re interested in a deeper dive.

[@ToddStoddard]

I've tested it on my camper and it works flawlessly, the only way I know it was working was the indicator light starts flashing when it's working. 😊

[@stephenwinter8892]

Boring greetings from Ontario Canada and I learnt my lesson to skip these presentations especially with this content is offered 😊😮

[@PrincessCraft]

Sorry Stephen! We’re trying our best over here and not all information is useful for all people! We get that and appreciate that you are still enjoying the content that does connect with your interests!