Be sure to keep a close eye on the spare tire carrier. Mine broke at a weld and the spare beat a hole in outer shell. I put a beefed up carrier on that attaches to the trailer's rear hitch receiver. Much better than the factory spare tire carrier.
For the rest of my western trip I just carried the spare inside the trailer. The fiberglass repair was an easy, if costly, fix when I got back home.@@ruthtrips7391
I was lucky it didn't do more damage. I put duct tape on the outer shell hole (about 4" in diameter) and just carried the spare inside the trailer when travelling so all was not lost.@@ruthtrips7391
camper tires don't seem to hold air pressure as well as SUV tires or car tires. Always adjust air pressure before each trip - AND during a long trip (multi-week).
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Be sure to keep a close eye on the spare tire carrier. Mine broke at a weld and the spare beat a hole in outer shell. I put a beefed up carrier on that attaches to the trailer's rear hitch receiver. Much better than the factory spare tire carrier.
Wow good to know! Thank you, sorry about the mishap to yours.
For the rest of my western trip I just carried the spare inside the trailer. The fiberglass repair was an easy, if costly, fix when I got back home.@@ruthtrips7391
I was lucky it didn't do more damage. I put duct tape on the outer shell hole (about 4" in diameter) and just carried the spare inside the trailer when travelling so all was not lost.@@ruthtrips7391
camper tires don't seem to hold air pressure as well as SUV tires or car tires. Always adjust air pressure before each trip - AND during a long trip (multi-week).
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