Hello Bruce, Thanks for writing in! Using butyl tape between the trailer body and the Single Axle Jeep Style Trailer Fender - Diamond Plate Aluminum - 13" to 15" #HP96VR is exactly the route I would go. It stays flexible, creates an…
Hey Jerry, thanks for reaching out. Sure thing! We do have kayak trailer options that will work really well for carrying your two NuCanoe U10s. We have options with extra-long crossbars which will work great for accommodating those 41" wide…
Hey Thomas, the Blue Ox Avail tow bar part #BX7420 would be a really great option. It's very easy to use and has longer arms which allows the towed vehicle to track a little better behind the tow vehicle. Now if you wanted a braking system that…
Hey Tom, yes the 2014 Ford Edge with the V6 engine is a great vehicle for flat towing. It's perfectly safe to do so as long as you follow the outlined instructions on how that are in the owners manual. The first thing you'll need to flat tow…
Hey Mark, if the lean is due to the weight in your Tiffin not being distributed evenly from left to right then yes air bags would help like with the part #AL88344 for the rear and then #AL88240 for the front. But I would first make sure your…
Hello Ben, Thanks for writing in! Yes! The WeatherTech Front Auto Floor Mats #WT54TZ you were looking at are made specifically for the factory vinyl floor in your 2026 Ram 2500. For the rear, WeatherTech does not have a matching custom-fit rear mat…
Hey Barry, yes the lowbed coversion kit part #MAL33TR and the retractable tongue kit part #MPG494 are both a fit for the Malone Microsport Trailer part #MPG460G. What are you planning on using the Microsport for?
Hey Aaron, thanks for reaching out. The Malone MicroSport Off-Road 2 Kayak Trailer Package #MAL64ER comes with 84" (7 foot) bunk boards. You get a total of four bunks. What boats are you hauling?
Hey, Jim! I see that you ordered the Malone LowBed MicroSport Trailer part #MPG464-LB. I reached out to Malone and they were able to provide me with a helpful diagram of the trailer with the Retractable Tongue Kit part #MPG494 installed. The total…
Hey Dan, welcome back! I do indeed have a Black Armour mat designed for trailers. It's the Heavy-Duty Trailer Mat item #BA96AR. It measures 5' wide x 7' long and is made of 1/2" thick rubber. This is the only size and option I have…
The Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - 66" #Y08106 or 78" #Y08107 ride very well at highway speeds on long trips. These 16 inch wheels work very well at any posted highway speed in favorable conditions. Just like any trailer, you want to slow…
A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…
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Gillsville, GA
Tow Dolly Trailers for easy car hauling
Hook up a car behind your RV with tow dolly trailers for straightforward towing. Expect some assembly and setup; choose wheel straps that match your tire size, seat the grommet-mount tail lights fully, and remember that backing up can be challenging. For storage and security, some fold to fit tight spots, and you can lock a 2" ball coupler and add a wheel lock to deter theft.
Use a coupler lock sized for a 2" ball coupler; it can be used while engaged or disengaged. For tougher protection, choose a heavy-duty lock for a flat-lip 2" coupler and pair it with an adjustable wheel lock for 10" to 18" wheels. A heavy chain around the axle and a fixed object can add another layer.
Fully seat the lights in the rubber grommets during install. Give each light a firm tug test and make sure the grommet is evenly captured. Route and secure the wiring so bumps don't pull on the light. If a light comes loose, check grommet fit and reinsert carefully to help prevent a repeat.
Any electric brake controller will work with a tow dolly that uses electric brakes. You'll also need the correct wiring adapter for your vehicle. Have your year, make, and model ready to confirm harness compatibility before installing.
Assembly is generally straightforward with basic tools. The yoke assembly can take time because electrical connections may get in the way; use cable ties to keep the connector up and away from the pivot bolt hole. Tail lights can be tricky—take time to seat them fully in the mounting grommets. If the dolly has brakes, a power bleeder can make bleeding easy.
Use wheel straps that match your tire size. Small-tire straps on larger tires can work loose and come off. Confirm the strap size before your first trip, then stop after a short distance to recheck fit and tension. Swap to larger straps if the supplied ones don't hold your tires securely.
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