Weight distribution and brake control

You want the front of the pod slightly lower than the back, or dead level when towing.  Perhaps the dealer can tell you the height for the pod ball when level?   I needed a 6 inch drop on the ball for my Tacoma pickup truck.  My son got a hitch for his minivan to tow the pod and it needed about a six inch rise.  When the trailer is connected, the weight brings the back of the truck down a little.  He bought an adjustable one...I believe in one inch increments.  We measured and then had to drop it an inch so the adjustable feature came in handy.  Misplaced my ball and hitch and even used his upside down to tow it for fifty miles once.  Had to do the wiring for the 7 wire plugs and the brake controllers for both vehicles.  We got everything from etrailer.com....they put together packages with just what you need and prices are also very reasonable. The adjustable height hitches tend to "bang" around some.  I guess it doesn't hurt anything, but they also have an extra clamp that you can get to tighten it up and stop the banging for a couple extra bucks. If you do the wiring for the plug, make sure you get a bigger wire for the trailer charging line.  I believe 10 gauge is what is recommended.  Mine was done with 12 gauge wire, as I didn't know better at the time.