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TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions - Tandem Axle - 16K - Qty 4
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TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions - Tandem Axle - 16K - Qty 4
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TrailerLegs Trailer Jack - 326-TRLLG-4
- Storage Jack
- TrailerLegs
These stands protect and prolong the life of your trailer tires by keeping them up off of the ground while your trailer is not in use. Place the durable stands on both sides of the axles, and use your vehicle to pull the trailer up onto the stands.
Features:
- Tire saver stands protect and prolong the life of your trailer tires while the trailer is not in use - great for camping trips and storage situations
- Defends against dry rot from tires resting on damaging surfaces
- Eliminates flat spots from prolonged periods of tires bearing trailer weight
- Stands lift trailer wheels off of the ground, using the axles to support the weight of the trailer
- Solid platforms offer 8 times the stability of rubber tires, which can flex under the weight of your trailer
- Simple, 5 minute setup
- Place stands next to tires, on either side of trailer axles
- Use tow vehicle to move trailer forward or backward until stands pivot upright to raise axles
- Rubber gripping bars provide a stable base and ensure consistent activation of stands
- HDPE construction ensures strength and durability
- Made in the USA
Specs:
- Application: tandem-axle trailers with leaf-spring suspensions
- Great for campers, boat trailers, horse trailers, 5th-wheel trailers, and more
- Quantity: 4 stands
- Weight capacity: 16,000 lbs
- 4,000 lbs per stand
- Overall stand dimensions: 15" long x 8" wide x 19" tall
- Minimum clearance required between ground and axle: 10-1/2"
- Weight: 10 lbs each
TrailerLegs provide a quick and effective way to protect your tires while your trailer is in storage. By keeping the trailer's tires off of the ground, you can avoid unnecessary wear and tear that could lead to dangerous blowouts on the road and costly repairs.
Protects and Prolongs Life of Trailer Tires
It is easy to forget that while your trailer is in storage, its tires are still working. Even if you aren't towing, the tires continue to bear the weight of your trailer. This can lead to flat spots, which are areas on the tire where the rubber has become either too soft or too stiff compared with the rest of the tire. In addition, exposing the tires to any moisture that collects on the ground can cause the rubber to rot.
TrailerLegs keep your tires up off the ground while your trailer is in storage. This means that you won't return to flat or misshapen tires when you need to use your trailer next. Keeping your tires in great condition will greatly reduce your chances of having a blowout on the road and having to spend money on replacing the tire and repairing your trailer.
Fast and Easy Setup
Setting up your trailer for storage with TrailerLegs is a pain-free process that takes as little as 5 minutes. Make sure you have at least 10-1/2" of clearance between the ground and your vehicle's axle. If you need additional clearance, use leveling blocks to provide extra lift.
Place the TrailerLegs beneath the axle, right next to the tire, on either side of your trailer. The legs must be angled so that the axle rests in the rounded cutout on top of the stands. If you intend to pull the trailer forward, place the legs in front of the axle. If you want to back the trailer into position, place the stands just behind the axle.
With the stands in position, use your tow vehicle to push or pull the trailer backwards or forwards to activate the stands. The rubber strips on the stands will provide grip as the legs pivot up, following the movement of the trailer.
Note: If you have a drop-axle trailer, you will need to position a 2" to 3" block in front of each tire so that the tires can ramp up enough to pivot the TrailerLegs.
You only need to move the trailer a little bit to get the legs into the upright position with the axle resting in their top-mounted, round cutouts. Once in this position, the TrailerLegs will support the weight of your trailer instead of its tires. This protects your tires and safely stabilizes the trailer until you're ready to hit the road again.
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TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions - Tandem Axle - 16K - Qty 4 - 326-TRLLG-4
Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars (15 Customer Reviews)
These stands protect and prolong the life of your trailer tires by keeping them up off of the ground while your trailer is not in use. Place the durable stands on both sides of the axles, and use your vehicle to pull the trailer up onto the stands.
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by: 08/10/2020
only got for 1 customer but he loved th em 859420
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by: Jim B07/22/2020
Love these things so much, bought a set for my son-in-law’s 40’ Montana 5th wheel. We’ve both found it extremely time saving when rotating/changing tires, doing brake & wheel bearings or anything under the units. It’s wonderful to know we don’t have to worry about tire rot or unnecessary bearing pressure while in winter storage here in Washington! We found it much easier to pull the trailers “evenly” up on these things to use low range 4 wheel drive, if you have it. I always keep one in the truck in case of a flat. Worth every penny! This is what I use them on: 848677
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by: Gregory06/26/2020
Super easy to use even the first time. I have a 39’ dual axle 5th wheel and it lifted right up onto the trailer legs just as advertised. Love them! 822302
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by: Steve05/24/2020
Trailer legs work great. It keeps all 4 wheels off the ground. Makes it easy to change a tire and do regular maintenance on bearings and brakes. Easy to use. 802823
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by: Herman05/15/2020
Thank you very much I got them and I will be using them soon. I will be ordering more suff soon. I will send pic later. Trailer is at the shop. 798172
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by: Hoyt05/13/2020
It’s made of heavy duty plastics with the rubber boots, when using it to store your 5th wheel use a 2x4 to roll your wheel up on to help with the lifting of the trailer, I have a 5th wheel 41’ keystone Montana, I don’t feel it moving around or shaking when I walk around in the RV 797064
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by: Curt03/09/2020
etrailer: Installed your "Trailer Legs" on my tandem boat trailer while in long term storage. Worked perfectly!......What a great product! Very easy to set up. Thank you 764598
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by: Brian P03/06/2020
Overall a great investment. Allows us to keep our tires off the ground and protected during the winter months when we aren't actively using the rig. The biggest problem we've had is that we park on dirt/grass and this just digs in and drags. We put down 3/4 plywood to prevent that from happening. 763760
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by: Russell05/02/2019
Fast Delivery from etrailer ! Easy install and would definitely recommend for long term storage . 636615
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by: Gina12/20/2018
Thanks a lot Etrailer for the fast shipping I Ordered my item on the 18 th and received it 2 day later. And thanks for the excellent customer service y’all have. Will be ordering for y’all in the future. Thanks Dwayne Banks 592304
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by: George03/14/2018
Excellent product. Works just as described and as seen on video. 484767
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by: Paul03/11/2018
Have to return the product. I do not have enough ground clearance to get the legs to pivot the way they are supposed to. The concept of the legs is great. I wish they could have worked for me. 483750
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by: Mark07/30/2020
Review from a similar Tire Saver in Trailer Jack
These worked just as described, simple and quick 853007
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by: kurt hoeger07/15/2019
Review from a similar Tire Saver in Trailer Jack
I think the trailer legs are good but 3 inches to big for my trailer. I use some wood to raise the trailer to get the legs to position correctly on the axels. 670622
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by: Steven11/06/2018
Review from a similar Tire Saver in Trailer Jack
Purchased the trailer legs to store my 5th wheel Toy Hauler with the tires off the ground. Due to dual axles, I had to purchase 2 sets. Very expensive. They raise the tires on the ground about 1.5 inches. They work best on level ground. My RV pad has a slight 2 deg slope for rain runoff so my RV leans to one side. Sometimes I have to adjust the leg angle to the axle so that all 4 legs sit evenly on the ground when I pull forward. I tried to build up the low side of the pad with wood under the trailer legs so the RV would be stored level side to side. It did not work so great. I had to pull the RV wheels up on a 2"x8"x6' board and then build a custom height 1"x8"x5' board to put under the legs. I had to add non slip traction to the board for the legs so they would not slip. All is good now. Nice and level. 580694
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Ask the Experts about this TrailerLegs Trailer Jack
- Axle Ground Clearance Needed For TrailerLegs Tire Saver StandsThe TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands - Tandem Axle # 326-TRLLG-4 have overall dimensions of 15" long x 8" wide x 19" tall. In order for the rubber to grip and allow lift your axles will need to be a minimum of 11-1/2 inches off the ground. The manufacturer recommends using some wheel blocks like # A10-0918 to increase the height of your axle from the ground if needed to assist in making this system work ideally if your axle height is less than the 11-1/2 inches.
view full answer... - Stabilizer for Fifth Wheel Trailer That is Lived InWhile there is an option for stabilizing your 5th wheel trailer that you are living in, the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 do require a tow vehicle to install and are also for when your trailer is in storage as opposed to being lived in. I recommend checking out the Ultra-Fab Economy 5th Wheel King Pin Tripod Stabilizer - Steel - 31" to 54" # UF19-950500 because it is a great way to stabilize your trailer while also being very easy to use. It is for king pins that are 31"...
view full answer... - Are the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands Stable The TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions part # 326-TRLLG-4 are extremely stable when used on a flat and solid surface. They have been designed for this exact situation and have been tested to withstand the weight of the campers.
view full answer... - Purpose of Separate Triangle Pieces Included with TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands The separate triangular pieces that were included with your TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 were somewhat recently added by the manufacturer (which is why they might not be mentioned in the manual) to help with some trailers that are lower to the ground. They can basically be used to help the tires on certain trailers step up to the main stands. It doesn't sound like they are needed for your trailer since you're already using the stands without issue, but you can just keep...
view full answer... - Will the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers Work On a Dirt SurfaceThe TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers part # 326-TRLLG-4 will work on a dirt surface and yes they can be used while the trailer is being used for a camping trip which I confirmed with TrailerLegs.
view full answer... - Will the Trailerlegs Tire Saver Stands Bend or Dent my AxleThe TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions part # 326-TRLLG-4 are designed from a very dense polyethylene material that while very strong it is not as strong as steel. This means if any thing were to bend or deform it would be the TrailerLegs but this is not something that is a very plausible. They work really well and will work for your trailer without and risk of damage.
view full answer... - Are Trailer Legs Safe for Trailer AxlesThe TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 are perfectly safe for your axles and will not cause any damage whatsoever. Axles are designed to bear the weight of a trailer and using the TrailerLegs does not affect their capacity or ability to do so. The TrailerLegs # 326-TRLLG-4 are designed to be used on tandem axle trailers and have a 16,000 lb capacity (4 stands each with a 4,000 lb capacity). They are also available for single axle trailers with an 8,000 lb capacity at part...
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- Can Trailer Legs 326-TRLLG-4 Be Used at Seasonal CampsiteYou can absolutely use Trailer Legs # 326-TRLLG-4 at your seasonal camping spot to support your trailer and prevent flat spots on your tires. You just want to make sure that you have the necessary minimum height from ground to axle of 10-1/2-inches. The Trailer legs will keep your camper more steady than when it is resting on its flexible tires.
view full answer... - How To Protect Trailer Tires During Winter StorageTo protect the tires from flat spots and damage the best practice is to raise the tires off the ground during winter storage. I recommend TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Trailers w/ Leaf Spring Suspensions part # 326-TRLLG-2 for a single axle or part # 326-TRLLG-4 for a tandem axle. These stands do a great job at keeping the tires off the ground to avoid flat spots and dry rot. I still recommend to still use covers on the tires depending on what size wheels you have to protect the...
view full answer... - Trailer Jack and Jack Stand Recommendation for Trailer with Dexter Tor-Flex AxlesYou'd have to jack your trailer up by the frame with a bottle jack like the # ALL620471 since the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 require your trailer to have standard axles. The part # ALL620471 also doubles as a jack stand too for if you were planning on storing the trailer.
view full answer... - Can TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands be Used in 1st Position to Store TrailerThe TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 were tested and designed for the trailer to be stored in that 2nd position. I did reach out to my contact at TrailerLegs and he said that they haven't tested it out but you can try if you'd like. He mentioned that after getting to the first position you'd want to use wheel chocks to help keep your trailer in place. After that put your vehicle in neutral to see if the trailer moves at all. Even then it still hasn't been tested like this over...
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- Can TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands Be Used for Longer Term Trailer Storage The TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 can absolutely be used to take weight off the tires of your Diamond Cargo Trailer while it's in storage. They are fully capable of being used for long periods of time like what you plan on doing. To fill up the new gap between the jack and ground when using the tire stands you can simply use an appropriately sized piece of wood that you source locally or some leveling blocks like the Stackers # A10-0916. I have attached a couple short...
view full answer... - Can Trailer Legs Tire Saver Stands 326-TRLLG-4 Be Used on Tandem Axle Mallard Travel TrailerThe USA-made TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 are safe to use on your 20-foot tandem axle Fleetwood Mallard travel trailer. Since the axles are always supporting the trailer's weight anyway there is no issue using these stands to both protect your tires from flat spots and to better stabilize your trailer. Since the stands are about 8-times more rigid than your trailer's tires, they will also make moving around within the trailer at your campsite a less shaky activity. If...
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- Do TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 Require Pavement to be UsedAs long as the ground is level and stable (meaning not mud or anything else you may sink into) the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 can be used and they'd work fine.
view full answer... - Does TrailerLegs Tandem Tire Saver Stands Come with Enough Stands for Tandem Axle TrailerThe TrailerLegs Tandem Tire Saver Stands kit # 326-TRLLG-4 comes with everything you'd need to lift all four wheels of a tandem axle trailer so you could have all of the wheels off at the same time. It comes with four total stands so that all four wheels can be lifted. See attached picture and review video link for more info.
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- How Many Miles and How Long Will My Goodyear Tires LastSince trailer tires are built with a thicker side wall they are designed to take a heavier load so they don't really have a mileage rating. Most trailer tires last 5-6 years before they should be replaced. However, there a few reasons for failure. Heat buildup is the leading reason for blow outs so it is a good idea to keep your trailer under the weight capacity of the tires. Overloaded tires allow for heat build up which leads to blow outs. Most tires require they be filled to max...
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- Tire Covers for 32-Inch Tires on Tandem Axle 5th Wheel TrailerFor your tandem axle 5th wheel with 32-inch tires you can use one of the covers shown on the linked page. We have dual tire covers like part # 290-3922 that you referenced (sold as a single cover for 2 tires) as well as individual covers like # ST7002WH (a set of 2 in white) and # 290-3962 (a set of 4 in tan). Since these different covers are sold in varying quantities you'll want to note this to ensure you order covers for all 4 of your tires. Another way to protect your tires is to...
view full answer... - Is it Important to Get Trailer Tires Off Ground if Trailer will be Stored Long TermIt's going to be a good idea to get the weight off of your tires when it's stored long term. If the tires sit in the same spot for an extended period of time they tend to get flat spots which makes for a rough ride and wears them out prematurely. So the easy solution is the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-2 for a single axle trailer or # 326-TRLLG-4 for a tandem. This is a really easy way to get the tires off the ground so they'll last as long as possible. Basically you put these...
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- TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands for Lighter Tandem Axle Trailer The combined 8,000 pound weight capacity for the Single Axle TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-2 is enough to support the weight of your trailer but you will still want a set on each axle to provide proper lift on all 4 tires. Using just one set may keep the other axle low enough that those tires aren't off the ground. We do have a tandem axle set with part # 326-TRLLG-4 that includes 4 stands. I have attached a short video review that you can check out as well.
view full answer... - Benefits of Switching to Trailer Tires with Higher Load Range and Speed RatingsExcellent question. There is no disadvantage to using a special trailer tire with a higher weight Load Range Rating than is required by your trailer's weight. Doing so simply means that those higher-rated tires will tend to run cooler, since they will be operated below maximum capacity, and this is always a good thing with any tire. Heat is the worst enemy of a tire and the two conditions that typically lead to excess heat build-up are overloading beyond rated weight capacity and...
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- How to Change Just Two Tires at a Time on Tandem Axle Trailer When changing just a couple tires at a time on your trailer, you will want to keep the trailer raised up off the ground to keep weight off the remaining tires. You can use jack stands like # PTW41021 to stabilize the jacked up trailer or the TrailerLegs Tire Save Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 to both lift the wheels off the ground and keep it raised while you head out to get the new tires mounted on your wheels. I don't recommend lowering the trailer so that its total weight is just on 2 tires....
view full answer... - Tire Saver Stands for 12,000-lb 5th Wheel TrailerI have just what you need for saving your 5th wheel trailer tires from getting flat spots, the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands. Kit # 326-TRLLG-4 for tandem axles and kit # 326-TRLLG-6 for triple axle trailers allow you to lift your trailer up off the tires while it is at your campsite. The Tire Savers install easily at each end of your axles and not only protect your tires from flat spots, but they also make your docked trailer more steady since they replace the small footprint of tire...
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- How to Lift Class B Motorhome Off Ground to Protect Tires and Suspension for Full-Time OccupancyLifting your parked RV will help protect your tires from flat spots but stabilizer jacks like # UF48-979002 or # TJ01RT-HD are not suitable since they are not designed to handle the entire weight of the RV, only to support/stabilize a portion of it. A better solution is the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands # 326-TRLLG-4 which support the RV by the axles. The stands take all load off the tires which will prevent bends to the steel belts; bending of the belts is non-reversible. The stands...
view full answer... - Can Blaylock EZ Jack be Used to Change Tire on 2017 Coachmen Freedom Express 246RKSIf the Trailer Aid Plus system didn't quite get a bad tire off of the ground for your 2017 Coachmen Freedom Express 246RKS then the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock # EZ-JACK will probably not work since it offers about the same amount of lift and your axles are spaced further apart. Instead I recommend using the TrailerLegs Tire Saver Stands because they are designed to lift your trailer by the axle. These come in a set of 2 # 326-TRLLG-2 as well as 4 # 326-TRLLG-4 depending on how...
view full answer... - Should Lippert Ground Control Stabilizers be Used During Winter StorageThere really isn't any reason to use stabilizers like the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric 5th Wheel RV Leveling System # LC675817 during winter storage. The 5th wheel trailer has no need to be leveled or stabilized during storage, and a flat tire like you mentioned could be undue pressure on the system for a long period of time. So I don't recommend using the leveling system during storage, but in order to help prevent flat spots on your tires during winter storage I do recommend...
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