How Much Tire can Hang Off of Each Side of the Anderson Wheel Chock and Leveler for 2002 Keystone
Updated 12/07/2020 | Published 12/03/2020
Question:
I have ST235-85R16 load range G all steel belt tires on my fifth wheel. The tread width is 7 inches. If I used this leveler which is 6 inches wide, there would be 1/2 inch of tire on each side that is not supported. Is this ok? If not, what do you recommend for leveling my tandem axle fifth wheel?
asked by: Harris B
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Expert Reply:
After speaking to the manufacturer, part # AM3604 works for your application. That is the maximum amount you would want hanging off of each side.
expert reply by:
Clayton O
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Andersen Camper Wheel Chock and Leveler
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