TrailAir vs. Trailaire

I think all of Trailair is now Lippert (LCI). Good or bad.

There is a trailair Rotoflex that pivots a little in the front inside rubber bushings, a Trailair air ride with an airbag and shock, and a Trailair Tri-glide with the airbag, shock, and floating plate that works a little like the Demco gliding hitch.

We have the Tri-glide and you can really see it work. On a rough road you begin to feel as if the trailer isn't really connected.

ON EDIT: Looks like B.O. and I were saying the same thing at the same time, sorry for the redundancy

There is a Trail-Aire air ride pinbox and a Trail-Aire air ride pinbox with a Tri-Glide jaw. Both are the same except the Tri-Glide is an addition that can be added to help eliminate chucking. The company that makes them is wholly owned by Lippert. The Tri-Glide jaw uses a mechanical linkage to dampen the chucking. A Mor-Ryde pinbox is totally different and use rubber for dampening. Mor-Ryde is not affiliated with Trail-Aire in any way.

B.O.

Just did a google search and only one company comes up. The original Trailair was bought out by Lippert Components a few years ago. The original owner as I understand has a small shop still in the area and is in no way associated with the original company any longer.

I asked for trail-air box on my new trailer not knowing there really was 2 named vary similar. I got the wrong one. The one I was after was a morRyde Trail-air like the one I had on the trailer I traded in. Vary nice ride. The one I did get does a good job of controlling the chucking, but I was happier with the other model.
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