Anybody used the "Trailer Reverse Steering Control" feature yet?

[jayc71]

Not planning on doing a lot of towing with the TRX, but I may end up pulling some trailers with toys in the future. Has anybody tried out this feature yet? And if so, what are your experiences?

We tow a 30ft travel trailer with our 2500, so I'm pretty comfortable backing a trailer now. Curious if that feature is actually useful or just a gimmick.

 

[Shaggy]

Not planning on doing a lot of towing with the TRX, but I may end up pulling some trailers with toys in the future. Has anybody tried out this feature yet? And if so, what are your experiences?

We tow a 30ft travel trailer with our 2500, so I'm pretty comfortable backing a trailer now. Curious if that feature is actually useful or just a gimmick.

@charperimg would know as he seems to have towed a few boats already.

 

[quietpeen]

I don’t have that feature, but I saw a video where someone was reviewing it. Said it works for what it is, but his personal preference was that it wasn’t aggressive enough And by that I think he meant that it didn’t turn sharp enough.

 

[Farmer Fran]

No, no ,no. Just like the parallel and perpendicular park features. Just no

LEARN TO DRIVE!

ok rant over.

 

[Justin33]

No, no ,no. Just like the parallel and perpendicular park features. Just no

LEARN TO DRIVE!

ok rant over.

Yep keep it simple

 

[tinman454]

No, no ,no. Just like the parallel and perpendicular park features. Just no

LEARN TO DRIVE!

ok rant over.

In about 10 years from now all the new drivers will be screwed if there car can’t park or back up for them. Lol,lol

 

[Justin33]

In about 10 years from now all the new drivers will be screwed if there car can’t park or back up for them. Lol,lol

Basically I wish I had a 5speed still.

 

[BlackGold6.4]

In about 10 years from now all the new drivers will be screwed if there car can’t park or back up for them. Lol,lol

Just like young generation can't drive stick... I taught my boys but it sure is funny when the one comes home and says something about no one can steel his manual truck cause no one knows what the 3rd pedal is for... ha ha

 

[Justin33]

Just like young generation can't drive stick... I taught my boys but it sure is funny when the one comes home and says something about no one can steel his manual truck cause no one knows what the 3rd pedal is for... ha ha

Truth

 

[quietpeen]

Truth

I can drive stick and it's fun at times, but I completely get why the market shifted to automatics

 

[G-Ride990]

I can drive stick and it's fun at times, but I completely get why the market shifted to automatics

100% agree.

When I get my fun car it will be a 7spd manual but in daily driving no way I would want a manual car again. I hated driving my Tacoma X-runner in stop and go traffic! My leg would be burning after an hour of that crap!

 

[Justin33]

100% agree.

When I get my fun car it will be a 7spd manual but in daily driving no way I would want a manual car again. I hated driving my Tacoma X-runner in stop and go traffic! My leg would be burning after an hour of that crap!

Used to drive eastern seaboard doing turf fields 95 395 495 all fun with an Eclipse during rush hour and traffic.

 

[quietpeen]

Used to drive eastern seaboard doing turf fields 95 395 495 all fun with an Eclipse during rush hour and traffic.

Screw 95. I avoid that road.

 

[MO VietVet]

Just like young generation can't drive stick... I taught my boys but it sure is funny when the one comes home and says something about no one can steel his manual truck cause no one knows what the 3rd pedal is for... ha ha

 

[Justin33]

Screw 95. I avoid that road.

Haha where are you at? And yeah I get it but love on Maine so it’s not so bad up here.

 

[quietpeen]

Haha where are you at? And yeah I get it but love on Maine so it’s not so bad up here.

I live In Pennsylvania so 95 starting in Baltimore and going south is horrible. I'm sure it's horrible in Philly to but i'm not near philly to use it.