Here in Texas we have highway speeds as high as 75MPH with traffic routinely traveling in the 75-80MPH range. Anyone pulled this trailer that fast?
694186
We pull it all the time going that fast with it loaded with kayaks and bicycles. You barely even notice it
694187
I drive from Austn to the coast twice a month , handles just fine ,great product .
1690723
This trailer kit has a max speed rating of 45 MPH. The tires are approved for highway use.
179692
We drove from south central PA to Austin, TX last summer and drove the speed limit (or maybe a bit beyond) without any difficulty. We stopped for two nights lodging on the road and checked the bag each morning before we left. We had stored all of our luggage needed for the stays in the car so didn't have to disturb the bag. We were very pleased with the performance of the bag on the road and it seemed none the worst for wear after its use. Highly recommend.
517962
You can pull the trailer no problem. Stopping with 70 lbs of kids and yourself? It would be very tough to stop. Especially on a down hill. I don't think you could.
353280
No. Still getting 35mpg highway 27.7 mpg overall. Same as before the hitch.
280341
Yes. It's a light weight Harbor Freight Trailer. I am pulling it behind my motorcycle.
938973
Hi Kitty! I think the trailer is great for commuting but I'm not sure that I would do a long tour with it. It handles my 57lb dog just fine but I think I would want the quality, reliability and availability of parts if I was going to be out on the open road. It's a great trailer for the money but just not something I would trust touring. A Burley or something comparable would be money well spent if you can afford it. Happy Trails! Dan
1850774
Yeah, u should definently be fine. I just noticed if u drive fast like over 70mph and hit bumps on the highway, it will slide a little bit but it's a great product.
1511694
not very fast, but alot of fun on trails, you can change the motor to make it a little faster but dont go crazy then it will break, if you want fast then buy a 4x4 brushless truck.
1901928
I really dont know max speed. I use it to pull a 16 ft jon boat on the hwy w no probs or concer n.
1086688
I went from 15 avg to about 17.5. I do tow a lot, so that included highway, city, and towing. My best road trip unloaded was 18.35. But I ran the transmission tune as well, and setting on HOT!! Great power when you need it! Running with DPF removed is a must to gain any real mileage.
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If tou have the 1050# trailer, they are 12". The 850# trailer just has smaller wheels. I believe the max recommended speed is 50 MPH
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Carry, yes. Go fast, no. My friend rode on it at around that weight and we couldn't get it past probably 7mph
1014733
Quite well I think. Very solid construction. Only complaint is the kick-stand. It is not very sturdy -- it seems not to be designed by the same people who did the main trailer. Note that I have only done local trips -- about 250 miles.
1646625
It depends on how you are driving and if you are pulling a trailer. The high numbers will be around 1200-1350 and the hightest
111328
I drove 65-75 mph on the highway in a monsoon/dust storm. Kept looking back at it, but it held up pretty well
1050297
Needs to set his truck's height maximum trailer height about 80,000 lbs 13.5 feet or above my nephew says also set for fastest route keeps on interstates and such. hope this helps. God bless safe trucking