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KaptJaq said:
I have a 2002 Frontier and have hauled a ton for short, smooth, slow trips. Any distance or non-prime roads I limit myself to about 1,200 lbs. I have the 4x4 off-road suspension and can really feel it sway with 1,200 lbs in the back.
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Probably best to drive with the hazards flashing as well.
 
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