Kaboom goes the tire

[Majja13]

Ok this is not to debate the tire quality of Trailer tires. This is does anyone know where to get the plastic liner that goes int he wheel well or am I going to be best building something myself. I do not know the dimensions of the opening at this moment, I am just gld the damage was not worse. On a side note my pressures were all good when I left the house and at the lunch stop I did not see anything out of the order when I did my walk around. There was a lot of road constructions I can only speculate I hit something to cause this. A TPMS may have notified me that I had an issue and it may not. However I am strongly thinking about adding one of those as well. The TT is a 2006 Skyline Weekender 180

Thanks
Matt

[phone_man]

I had a body shop do all my repairs. 100$ insurance deductible and all I had to do was wait 4 days. They rebuilt my wheel well with a piece of metal and replaced my plastic skirting outside the wheel well.

[Majja13]

I have emailed the mfg to see what they say. But I am trying to cover all of my bases so that I can make the best decision.

[Terryallan]

What is the chance of getting one from the manufacturer of the trailer?

[darsben1]

try looking at
http://www.icondirect.com/pages/Top-Sellers

[jhfxrtleeh1]

We are dealing with the same thing right now. Ours did significant damage to the wheel well (pretty light gauge steel) and the storage compartment. Had a local sheet metal shop build us a new wheel well (they also build trailers, so we just took the old mangled one to them).

[bobndot]

If you are not able to find a replacement you have to fabricate something.
1. go to any auto body shop, have them fabricate something for you.

OR

2. buy a walmart garbage can, cut it to the size in panels, use a rivet gun to join the panels.