On-the-Road Safety Rules 1. Maximum Speed: Do not exceed 65 mph while towing. 2. Tow Vehicle Requirements: Vehicle must tow at least 3,500 lbs and use a 7-pin connector with a working brake controller. 3. Hitch & Safety Chains: Always double-check that the hitch is locked, coupler is secure, and safety chains are crossed before driving. 4. Propane: Turn propane OFF before hitting the road. 5. Roads: Stick to paved or well-maintained roads. No off-roading or rough terrain. 6. Tires: Check tire pressure before each trip and at fuel/rest stops. 7. Clearances: Watch for low bridges, tunnels, and gas station awnings—know your trailer’s height. 8. Stabilizers: Retract stabilizers completely before towing. 9. Weather: Do not tow in high winds or unsafe weather conditions. 10. Stops: Every 2–3 hours, pull over to check hitch, lights, chains, and tires. 11. Parking: Always use wheel chocks when unhitched. 12. Weight Limit: Do not overload—stay under the trailer’s GVWR of 3,500 lbs.