Can these be used on a trailer being towed by motor home? Maybe 4 on trailer carrying race car, 2 on inside dual tires on motor home?
59770
Yes, but you would have to use the manual setup mode instead of the automatic setup. Not particularly a problem, but it does require more effort and thinking.
59771
I use mine on my pickup, fifth wheel trailer and a utility trailer that I pull behind the fifth wheel. First trip out they paid for themselves by saving me from having a flat on the fifth wheel while crossing over a five mile long bridge between the Keys in Florida. I think you will be very happy to know your dually's are running cool and the trailer behind is rolling safely along. The unit has no problem seeing the tires on the back trailer.
59772
Yes it can. I put the device on all wheels of my motorhome with the exception of the tag. I saw no reason to monitor the tag. When you order the item you specify how many tires will be monitored. The screen shows a diagram of the wheels and rotes sequentially through the vehicle showing the reading from each tire. If a tire is not monitored it simply shows no reading. Just specify how many tires will be monitored and if they are on a trailer.
59773
I would think yes. Only problem would be the distance between the sensors and the readout. Mine work on all 8 (tag axle) with the read out in the very front in front of the driver. I think they may sell a booster (repeater).
567537
They are so many inches tall, in such a way if you have room height wise, and there is something similar or the same on there already they should be fine, most manufactured trailers use a common 4 or 5 hole rim, so as long as you order the same you should be fine. They have been really nice tires for my atv/motorcycle trailer. Just pay attention to clearances
974717
It depends on if you have 2 tires or 4...I used these on a 2-wheel cart and they worked fine. also existing tire size needs to be checked to see if these will replace them. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
668289
Not at all these are the best thing going. Use them a lot on trailer to remove motorcycle and as wheel chock. Buy them
338805
I have these on 15 inch trailer tires & they work fine. I can't see why they wouldn't work on most anything bigger than a wheelbarrow tire.
346421
Have to measure tires on trailer to be sure. Mine were used on air compressor and power washer carts.
1076488
Hello. This tire is typically used on passenger vehicles. We do have heavier rated tires in this size that are designed for trailer applications. I'd suggest using the Goodride Trailer ST, it has a 10-ply rating. Tank you, BWT
112587
Yes you do have to buy 2 sets, one for each side of your trailer. They are sized for duals (double axle). Not well versed on tires. I purchased 2 sets for a gift for my husband. They have worked very well for him.
2168921
I don't see why it wouldn't. They're rated for 6500 pounds each. But as Buzz Cut said, I'd make sure the rig was stable by at least keeping it hooked up to the tow rig. BTW, just saw them at harbor freight tools for half the price. They look identical but aren't Husky. Damn!
579813
No, they won't. You would have to double up with two sets side by side, unless your tires are really skinny and really close together, but I can't imagine it working.
955808
I would think they would be fine as long as you don't do any serious hauling. They are equivalent to a load range C. I pull a small travel trailer and a boat with mine and they have worked just fine.
641559
You might be able to use them but you would have to lift the wheels up to get it positioned. They are pretty strong.
1578317
These aren't for towing regular cars. These are for tow points on 4x4's to use when getting un-stuck or as an assist in an extreme angle climb.
1531346
I don't have them anymore so not exactly sure but that sounds about right. My big concern was that they are not rated to 5k like the said. It is stamped on each one at 1.8k each or something like that. Not strong enough for my trailer.
1261059
Actuall they would work GREAT. That is if your trailer is wired for the brake and turn with the same wire. Some trailers are wired separately for these. You have two intensities with simple three wires to connect. If your trailer is wired separately buy two sets, you can't go wrong. I used these on the sides of my saddlebags on my bike.
1921920
it depends, no more than 2 but one will work. It depends on how big of a tire you'll be running?
2185745
Probably not as a motorhome has greater stability with front and rear axles. My trailer is double axle and requires stabilizing jacks as any movement in the trailer is exaggerated when the jacks are not extended.