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After reading the guide to the W/D hitch it's a E-Z hitch Trunnion type 92-00-1000. The guide states that this type of hitch you can back up with a turn and should not have any problems. Since all the bolts were loose still can't help thinking they were not tighten to spec before I left the shop. The guide does state after the first hundred mile to check but this was extreme. Thanks for your answer but still have my doubts J. Holt

I have been trying to price out adding a trailer hitch and trailer wiring to my 2013 Chevy Express van. Other website could not or would not answer my questions. Not only was my question answered but suggested items to purchase were also provided. This allowed me to make comparisons and confirm that I was making the correct choices for my van as my situation. I feel very confident that I will get the right items I need to add a safe and low cost towing package. You have saved me time and money. Thank you very much.

I have a 2006 palomino pop-up camper. Etrailer told me this one looks to be the correct one. Unfortunately it isn't. The rail and lock are to close to the edge for it to work. I added the pictures to show.

I sent in a question about suspension parts for my Winnebago prior to ordering, It took a couple of days to get a response, I guess because they put it up on the website. After I got the response, the prices on the items I inquired about had gone up. I called etrailer and was basically told that prices change frequently. One item had only had a modest price increase so I ordered it. The next day I checked order status and the other item I wanted went back to the price I had originally seen on the website, so I ordered it. So kinda awkward but in the end it worked out.

Jameson, I keep my tires inflated to the recommended inflation and have even tried 10 lbs over. The air temp. Seems To be usually in the mid to upper 90s. Im Leary of a 75 mph tire since that is right about the speed I travel. What would you recomend for a 85 MPH tire and load range D? How long to get them? What about increasing the tire size? See my original post below.

Every year I tow a 19 Bass Boat from Florida to Missouri in July. For the last 4 years I have a blowout or TWO! Im running Goodyear Marathon 205/75 R14 load range C. I dont put any extra weight in the boat and travel@ 70 to 74 MPH in 90 degree plus heat. Im getting too old for. This what is the best tire solution I could do.
Asked by: Rick G
Expert Reply:
Most trailer tires are only rated for 65 MPH so the issue you are having could easily be from heat build up due to the speed rating getting exceeded. Other possibility is that the tires aren't inflated to their max pressure. Trailer tires need to be inflated to the max pressure to ensure you get the full capacity and and don't cause excessive heat build up.

What I would recommend for you tire size is the # LHWL201. This tire has a speed rating of 75 mph and has a weight capacity of 1,760 lbs at 50 psi. What's also great is that it has a 2 year roadside assistance program

If your RV or trailer has a flat tire, call the help line and a technician will come change the flat for you. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year from anywhere in the United States, Canada, or Puerto Rico.