Would these work as a parking brake? I block my tires but also have a relatively steep driveway, no parking brake on trailer.
1962126
I had my camper parked on a hill, I also blocked the tires just in case. I didn't have any problems.
148367
Hmmm...I couldn't say for sure but my gut says yes. The spikes are a decent size and they worked great for pushing a car uphill with no sliding (but we were in packed snow). I'd give them a whirl. If they don't work, Amazon has a decent return policy. Good luck. Be sure to post how it goes!
354433
I tried to install on my Trek Wahoo, 29" tires, with disk brakes. Didn't work. The issue is the disk brake prevents the trailer attachment from inserting all they way. I had to use my road bike instead.
1626039
hey john theese are excellant chains---look at buying them for your tire size---I never put mine on---don't need them on a snow blower unless your going up an icy hill
273495
They are stabilizers and are not intended to be used as a means of lifting your trailer. That said they would most likely do it. I have used them several times and the seem to work well.
354459
These will work but depending on tire size you will use I would recommend the +35 offset. Give it wider stance!!
197359
These are specifically made for unlevel conditions. The only concern is you have to watch the gravel. You don't want big chunky rocks under these. I had to buy two kits as one wasn't enough. I use them on a 12k Lb tandem axle 38 ft 5th wheel. Takes 3 under each wheel for me just for starters then one under the landing gear and rear stabilizers. That's 16 and gives me 4 more to add to the low side. If the campsite it any more out of level then that I don't want to park there anyhow.
1501645
Yes they will, I found out to stop tire ware, is to use only 4-5 lbs of air in the tires. I upgraded to 4 ply after these wore out
967294
The chains lock the ball to the coupler through the triangular plate fastened to the bottom of the ball shaft. If the chains aren't connected, I think the brake material will keep the ball from rotating, but won't keep the trailer coupler from rotating on the ball, so you will probably get no sway control at all unless the chains are hooked up. You probably wouldn't have to tighten them nearly as much as you'd need to for weight distribution, though.
1108932
We use them on a motorcycle type enclosed trailer. Doesn't have dualies. However, they are wider than the tires we have on our trailer. My guess is they would probably reach to the front of the inside tire on a dualie setup. They fit over the tires. Hope this helps alittle bit.
81985
No, these won't work for a standard trailer- these were for a hydraulic brake drum
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.
516038
Yes they will fit but they will be a little larger and not super tight looking in the front as you have to remember that you have very small tires on your trailer. They have a metal rod inside, basically "arch" shape so they can almost spring close behind the wheel. But they will encompass the tire and wheel and have extra material down below your tire. I suggest as with my own is to either jack the trailer off the ground slightly so you can tack the bottom material under the wheel and try to get the wheels off the ground so they don't dry rot out on you. I didn't do that and now have to replace four tires as the weather and the soil caused dry rot to them and I only have 300 miles on them. I didn't expect to have the trailer sit for a couple of months so my own fault. These Covers are decent and keep the sun rays and rain off of the tires,esp here in scorching Florida sun. Other than that, they are well worth the price and I purchased an extra set and put them on my cars in the driveway when it is sitting out in storms and sun and the cars tires are 16 and 14's. If you decide not to use these and can at least get the trailer a couple of inches off of the ground, consider removing your wheels/tires and storing them somewhere dry and out of the weather. Hope that helped you. good luck!
413578
These are small cup tops for trailer frames only. Even though pound wise they may work. I'm a certified auto mechanic, there not made for a car or truck, you would jepodize your safety.
1190416
I wouldn't recommend it. Your trailers supension will be really hard and bounce around on the road. Also depending on the weight. These blocks are aluminum.
521437
Good Afternoon No, the weight of the sensor is not enough to affect tire/wheel balance. But do to the length I do not recommend the Flow-Through sensors for towed vehicles or trailer. The rims are narrower and you risk damaging them on a curb.
1909441
I can't speak for everyone else, but we use ours as a chock for our trailer, without using anything else. Sometimes we forget to remove chock (we only use 1) while moving the camper/trailer, and the force of movement moves the wheels even with the chock on. If you're on a slope, and safety is your #1 concern then I don't recommend using these without a primary brake mechanism.