This isn't so much a question regarding my trailer, but a question regarding my quad and loading it in my truck.I have a 2015 Ram Sport Crew with the 5'5" box. I want to load my 2011 Outlander 650 in the box without the tailgate. I've figured out tha...
I just purchased two new 6 volt golf cart batteries for my trailer. Is it possible that while towing the trailer, the battery be over charged and boil off? I've always left my batteries contacted while towing as I believe most do... but I read that i...
Hi all,A picked up a 2015 Ram sport and installed some BOSS air bags in the rear end. This has now made the tongue of my trailer sit quite high.My ball mount is adjustable, however the way the ball mount was situated it was at its lowest setting. Ton...
Hi there,I have a 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT. I had Bridgestone Dueler REVO AT 2 tires on it last year which were a P265/70/R17 tire. They are apparantly rated at 2535 lbs @ 44 PSI. Last winter I put on light truck tires, with a C rating and more plys i...
I probably am over thinking it. Yeah the front wheels are definitely on the bed of the truck so thats not an issue, I just wanted to give a little more room for comfort is all. I have zero concern with the weight of the quad in the back of the truck....
The photo is just an illustration. My ramps are long enough to get the quad in the back just fine with no high centering issue at all. I've loaded the quad many times prior. I've also had the quad in the back and on the ramps and there will be plenty...
Thanks for the help all. I definitely had to lower the hitch. With my airbags set to 10 PSI (nothing in box) and the hitch lowered, the trailer and truck are both level. I got the front wheel well measurement to only lift about 1/4" once the trailer ...
I did some digging. What I found was that P metric tires, when placed on a SUV or truck need to be de-rated to 91% of load. So that means my original P metrics are really about 2306 lbs at 35 PSI instead of 2535 if I am understanding that correctly. ...
