True Course Sway Control
How CURT talks about trailer sway control — useful after you fix soft tires, not instead of airing up.
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Soft trailer tires make sway worse. Most first-tow weekends learn that the hard way. Here is what matters: check cold pressures on the trailer and the tow vehicle before you leave, why underinflation on the trailer side feeds yaw, and how tire pressure belongs beside the first-tow and sway checklists. We teach the habit here and do not stock trailer tires, with free shipping anywhere in Canada when you shop related hardware.

Read the pressure molded on the trailer tire sidewall or the trailer placard, then set cold pressures before the trip. Soft trailer tires flex, heat, and feed side-to-side yaw once highway speed arrives. Tow vehicle tires matter too, especially the rear axle that carries tongue weight. Recheck after the first long stop if temperatures swing hard. This page teaches the habit. There is no single PSI number for every trailer brand.
Use the placard or sidewall guidance for that tire.
Rear axle tongue weight is real.
Hardware cannot fully save underinflation.
Cold mornings and hot afternoons both move the gauge.
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How CURT talks about trailer sway control — useful after you fix soft tires, not instead of airing up.
Watch on YouTubeWhy sway gear is a second layer — soft trailer tires still have to come up to the cold sidewall number first.
Watch on YouTubeLevel attitude from a correct ball mount keeps load even across tires — soft rubber plus a nose-down hitch is a bad pair.
Watch on YouTubeWhere couplers, chains, and other tongue hardware sit beside the tire walk-around on a first-tow morning.
Watch on YouTubePut tire pressure on the same yard checklist as lights and chains, then shop related hitch gear with free shipping.
Open the guideWorth knowing. We teach tire-pressure habits here. We do not stock trailer tires.




| Topic | What we tell shoppers |
|---|---|
| Cold first | Set pressures before the trip, not after an hour of highway heat. |
| Why sway cares | Soft trailer tires flex and feed yaw at speed. |
| Tow vehicle too | Tongue weight on the rear axle needs the right tow-vehicle pressures. |
| What we stock | Tire pressure is the habit; the tires themselves come from a tire shop. |




In short: set cold trailer and tow-vehicle pressures before you leave, treat soft tires as a sway cause, and keep this habit on the same yard checklist as lights and chains.