First tow

[Hansen family]

Took the Trillium out today for the 1st time (other than pick up) and she rides like a dream! It actually gives the Jeep a smother ride!

Next up, paint to match!

[Raz]

Hello Robert and welcome to the forum. Congratulations on your new trailer. From the picture it looks like it might be a little high in the front. Every thing I have read suggests the trailer should ride level or a little low in front to avoid sway. Others will comment I'm sure. As you "make it your own" we would love to see pictures. Take care, Raz

[Pam Garlow]

It also reduces the chance that the 'low' back end bumper will scrape on a steep driveway. Thats a nice looking combo. Have fun with your Trill

[Roy in TO]

Some of that high nose appears to be compounded by the lay of the land and lens distortion.
I you are going to paint to match, I've noticed some nice rims that would better match your tow vehicle. Trillium RV has some.

[Mike Magee]

Painting the Jeep to match the snazzy trailer? Sorry, couldn't resist...

[Hansen family]

Originally Posted by Mike Magee

Painting the Jeep to match the snazzy trailer? Sorry, couldn't resist...

Haha, negative!

[Hansen family]

Originally Posted by Roy in TO

Some of that high nose appears to be compounded by the lay of the land and lens distortion.
I you are going to paint to match, I've noticed some nice rims that would better match your tow vehicle. Trillium RV has some.

Very true!

Also, the jeep and trill were completely empty for the photo. Once it's loaded down with; me, my wife, two kids under five, two dogs over five! And a whole bunch of tongue weight gear, she'll be all leveled out, I hope!!

[Hansen family]

Here she is all set up out in front of the house after getting a good clean!