Which is better? Ultra-tow single rail trailer or Ace-single motorcycle trailer.
1993786
Hi, I've never seen the Ace/"The One" trailer in person but did take a look online . The Ultra Tow does seem to have some big advantages , the 1st being that there is some structure under the rail where as the other trailer relies only on the crimping for strength . The 2nd big advantage is that the UT has a torsion suspension , the ACE/The One has a solid axle . 3rd is that your bike will be lower & sit level on the UT making it easier to load . As I said in my review the UT does need some work , welding a plate under the middle split of the rail is a must as is replacing the tires . The Ace/The1 does have nice rims but I never found the load range of the tires .I put alloy rims w/ 8 ply load range D tires on the trailer & it tows great at 70 mph. I've had my Ultra Tow for ab/ 2 years now and am very happy with after adding the steel plate , new rims & tires , and using bolts in the middle instead of the pins . The bolts take only a few more minutes to fold or unfold the trailer . Make the modifications & it is nice trailer . At least you will know what you are getting into w/ the UT , I was initially mad because I expected it to be perfect w/o working on it & throwing more money at it . Good luck .
1993787
This trailer is horrible. Sits too low to ground, showed up with no lug nuts or wiring. Very cheap. So disappointed
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
2101120
I have a four door Toyota Camry, and the Allen Sports Deluxe works excellent for my bikes. I like the cloth straps that hold the bikes on instead of the rubber straps that wear out over time. The bikes have always stayed secure
1581997
Yes, the frame for the singleAxle And dual are the same. Ram did a great job setting up the space for the gooseneck hitch and the new B&W; hitch is really easy to install now.
2047397
Yes to both, I pull a 20ft car trailer loaded with 4000lb antique auto, when loading have the tow vehicle and trailer as level as possible when connected.PS I really like my eaz-lift, It's heavy for me to take out and in so I just leave it in, I'm 80 years old.Hope this helps, Otto
981985
Might be a little tougher with tandem axles. However, we do not have a single axle to compare too. We have the tandem axle trailer and love it. We have never had a problem with moving or positioning it. We pull it with a Suzuki Kind Quad.
685944
You need a 2 inch trailer hitch that is rated to handle the weight of the carrier and the motorcycle. I've never seen a car with one.
1422846
I have a heavy I have a heavy RV and only using 40% of the capacity of the air lift system I level out with ease. I'm certain you would appreciate a great improvement in ride and handling. Probably the best towing accessory I've ever bought.
981982
I purchased a tandem axle for my Polar trailer because I use it for heavy loads of firewood over rough terrain. I also purchased the ball hitch attachment and don't notice much difference compared to a single axle when the trailer is hitched to my tractor. It is definitely harder to maneuver when pushing it by hand, loaded or unloaded. I also got a flip up trailer jack with wheel that let's me load when not attached and makes it easier to back up by hand. Hope this answers the question.
1489619
Not sure I completely understand and if this is specific to this trailer or any trailer. It would handle better with one kid than two, and better with none than one. The more weight you are pulling the worse it handles. Bottom line, this is an amazing trailer for the price. I don't have anything to compare it to, but have not had any disappointments. I have a 5, 3, and 1.5 year old. And have pulled just about every combination of two and each by themselves. No problems.
859818
I tow an IceBear Magnum trike, it is a lot less weight than a Goldwing, at the cost of alternatives it is worth trying even if you beef it up or take it cautious. I tow mine to and from the shop or short range hauls, the shop owner was impressed to buy one for shop tow. Safety first!!
2280508
It was for my in laws van. They are hauling 4 bikes, so just for safety I thought the heavier version for a little extra $ was a better fit. Plus they had mentioned putting a splitter in the received and hauling the bike time out of the top and a platform for coolers on the bottom.
1151429
Absolutely! My first experience was with a U-Haul trailer. Previously with same vehicle (Honda Pilot) hitch rattled inside car's receiver.
231384
Yes I have both the single and double. If you are looking for a lift I would say get it. If not don't get the double gel
2208632
No, not at all. This item went on as easy as pie. You may need another person to hold the item up as you line it up and tighten the nuts. This item looks great and works extremely well. I have received many compliments and looks. Very strong. I have pulled a Uhaul trailer several times and a motorcycle open trailer with a Harley mounted. No issues whatsoever. This class of hitch is the best on the market for my 2010 CRV.
727334
Assuming you have a sturdy bumper on the back of the camper, I would recommend the bumper. The accessibility to the bikes would be better for loading. If you mount with the trailer on vehicle you would need to check all your clearances very carefully including when making any hard turns.
1503121
Whatever brake you have that stops your bike will work. Linear pull , disc, coaster, etc. The pet trailer does not have integrated brakes.