Jack for changing flats?
Hi all: New to this wonderful RV world. Just bought a '98 Bigfoot Garage model (29') on a Ford E-Super Duty chassis with dualies. What do you all use for a jack to change tires? Bottle jack? Floor...
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Welcome to the forum.
Buy a Roadside Assistance policy. The most popular are Good Sam and Coach-Net.
They will send someone to change the tire for you.
Also, check your RV insurance policy, maybe you are covered.
To answer your question a bottle jack would be easier/smaller to carry. But a floor jack would probably be easier to use. Your call. :)
And, check the age of your tires. RV tires usually age out before they wear out. Most replace the tires at 6-9 years.
Monitor your tire pressure, that's important.
Don't hesitate to ask questions on the forum. Someone will have the answer.
Enjoy your travels.
Buy a Roadside Assistance policy. The most popular are Good Sam and Coach-Net.
They will send someone to change the tire for you.
Also, check your RV insurance policy, maybe you are covered.
To answer your question a bottle jack would be easier/smaller to carry. But a floor jack would probably be easier to use. Your call. :)
And, check the age of your tires. RV tires usually age out before they wear out. Most replace the tires at 6-9 years.
Monitor your tire pressure, that's important.
Don't hesitate to ask questions on the forum. Someone will have the answer.
Enjoy your travels.
