If one has available space inside the vender cavity area, then YES. Do the +1 tire upgrade. Especially if the larger tire size has better weight support numbers. If wondering, I "up size" my trailer's axles, leaf spring packs and tire (rubber...
Axle replacement is a simple DIY task - using simple auto mechanic tools.Like all my trailers (RV, utility, Boat, snowmobile, canoe/kayak, etc.), I simply buy new axles (do +2 up size) and up size their leaf spring packs as well. Dry fit, then get ...
If there is physical space for +1 larger size tires, then do it. Remember that many trailer makers install "at minimum" parts. Anything more means less profits out of their pockets. Thus, always upgrade to +1 larger tire size (even if only wid...
Many trailer makers build to minimum specs and nothing more. Anything above the minimum (whether it be frames, axles sizing, tires, etc) is lost dollars from their pocket. IMO, it's always better to over build instead of meeting minimum specs. ...
IdaD wrote:I use a bottle jack under the spring perch on the axle (I did an axle flip so the springs ride on top now). I don't know what is recommended in my manual but it's never given me any trouble.Same with me. re: Lift under leaf spring pack ...
