I worked for a contractor for about 18 months who had an older version of that lift. His '08 and '15 Duramaxs had plenty of power to pull it, but he only had a two axle trailer to pull it on. The lift was 500 Lbs. heavier than the axles were rated for. Because of that, if I had to go out on the highway, I kept the speed to 45 max. He went through A LOT of tires on his trailers. Since I was never very confident about the safety of the trailer, I figured that at 45, I'd at least have a chance of not ending up upside down in a ditch of a tire blew out. I told him that I refused to pull that lift faster than that and he was fine with it. I never had anything bad happen to me pulling his trailers around.
Yep. It goes right along with my driving slower after dark (to avoid deer). I'd rather take a little bit longer to get there and still get there in one piece.
