Does anyone have experience using the chock with rather skinny 3.25 X 19 tires? Is there much side to side movement / sway?
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I have a harley fat bob which has a large front tire and this wheel chock is rock solid. Works great as a wheel chock in your garage or on your trailer. I would definitely recommend this product.
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The brackets in which the tire wedges into is a v shape if you will...should be fine...have two of them and they don't get any better.
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I have two 29s that I put in this rack. It workss best if you load them with the back tire in the rack, side by side, and then use a strap to keep them from rocking too much. Without that, , the bikes will tip. With the strap, works like a charm.
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sorry, I have not. Not sure how well it would work with the tires, to me...they are pretty low profile.
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I wish i could say yes or no. Your model looks bigger then mine. To be honest since it was just one weight i never went to trouble of trying it on mine. I just bought some aggressive rear tire . sorry i am no help.
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I have trouble with it on my 65lb 17' canoe. It keeps flopping over or twisting. Also, don't put much air in the tires, maybe 10lb. I had a tire explode when I had too much air in it.
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It depends on the width and your weight! I weigh 175Lbs and run 90lbs on the 25mm version. If I had the 23mm I would run 100psi. If I had the 28mm I would run 80psi. If I weighed more I would run more pressure and vice versa. Old school is skinny tires at high pressure. The new science says wider tires and run the pressure well below the max on the sidewalls. It's actually faster on all but the smoothest of roads, not to mention more comfortable.
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This tire is about one inch taller than the stock 265/70/16 .People do run them but you will probably have some rub on front tires when turned all the way.
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The clamp is tight, it doesn't have up n down movement but side to side will shift on bumps. I don't have experience with trail systems, but this is very stable to me.
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Not at all my friend. the only sluggish feel you'll experience is due the amount of width and heavy traction. which is expected. but man these tires handle like a champ.
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Hi Vernon,The side arm will only work on 20-29" wheels. As suggested below, the Bigmouth 599XTR or the Criterium 598 are good alternative. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
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I'm 220 and no problem, running recommended pressure on the side wall.They should have a higher capacity than skinnier tires as far as weight cap.
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I just got this tire carrier. I have a 35" tire and it mounts with no problem.. I really like it so far. Your 33" tire should have no problem at all.
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So far, I've had no issue running a Hartke 4x10 with a GK 1x15 bottom. Thumps nice! Only problem is, this set up seems to attract law enforcement (and I play in a COUNTRY band!!!)
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Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
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Depends on your tire width... I have 255 tires on my S2000 and the tire takes up the full width of the ramps. I also have to either jack up my car or extend the ramps to clear my front lip. I'd imagine you'd have similar issues. Other than those issues, the ramps seem to be very well built.
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My 29" skinny road bike tires fit, no worries about the circumference. Not sure about the width though - It should fit, however, because there is a lot of play on my road tires. The problem with this rack is that there is a gap in the bottom horizontal tube and it flexes way too much. I cut a piece of pvc sprinkler pipe and put in between the two ends and that helped stabilize it a ton.
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I use it on my front tire and it is very stable. I have not had any issues with this stand and I use it with my road bike with thin wheels.