35 vs 37 Inch Package - Squat While Towing?

[Pulp]

Would either a 35 or 37 package have significantly less squat when towing my 7,000 camp trailer with distribution hitch?

 

[McCarthy]

Both will squat the same. Truck will tow better with 35's over 37's though. Better gear ratio with the smaller wheel and tire.

You will be using a WDH, so that will help, but my truck squats badly with just a 14' Utility trailer with a side by side on it. I can post the pic if you'd like.

 

[BoostCreep]

I would think the 37 would squat just a tiny bit worse, since they look a little more level from the factory. But they will be close and as said above you have better final drive ratio with a 35.

 

[pnwobrigade]

Both will squat the same as they have the identical springs in the rear. Bumpstops will kick in slightly earlier on a 37 but you shouldn't be hitting those towing unless huge dips. As mentioned, gear ratios will be noticeably better on a 35. I have a 35 truck that tows a UTV and 6,500lb camper and I recently succumbed to trying 37's and it gear hunts significantly more and the towing experience isn't near as good.

 

[GDK]

Not sure what the Tounge Weight spec is but we notice a substantial squat when we connect our 20' Car Hauler even when it is we'll balanced.
Really don't want to put Air Bags on it.