Keep your trailer or RV in place with this wheel chock. Chock measures 7" long x 4-1/4" wide x 5" tall. Nylon cord makes it easy to remove chock. Red color stands out so you don't forget about it.
Keep your tandem-axle trailer firmly in place with this easy-to-use wheel chock. Drop the chock into place between your tires and step down on the center to flatten out the arms, pressing the wedges into the opposing tires to hold them in place.
Keep your tandem-axle trailer firmly in place with these easy-to-use wheel chocks. Drop a chock into place between your tires and step down on the center to flatten out the arms, pressing the wedges into the opposing tires to hold them in place.
Place this sturdy chock in between the tires on your tandem axle trailer or use it as a stand for your tongue jack. Works with jacks that have 2" diameter inner tubes or jacks that have either a footplate or a caster.
Hey Richard; that's a good question and I think between the two, the best option for use with your Blue Ox tow bar is definitely the Roadmaster option: - Roadmaster Tow Defender #RM-4750 There are a couple reasons I like the Tow Defender…
It sounds like you're asking about the deflection of the 2K Timbren Axle-Less Trailer Suspension #ASR2KHDS04, which Timbren has listed as 1-5/8" in the attached diagram - see the (r) label. If you are talking about something else…
I am happy to help with installation, however there is not a plug-in wiring adapter available for your 2016 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, so you will need to hardwire the controller to the vehicle. It sounds like you already have the brake controller, so…
All the brake controller needs to sense a trailer connection so that you can test it is a slight amperage draw on the output circuit. For that you can use a circuit tester like the part #PTW2993 with one pin grounded and the other on the output pin.…
I would be happy to help you get your Tekonsha Prodigy P3 item #90195 installed in your 2011 Chevy Colorado. I linked a video below that shows the brake controller being installed on a 2015 Colorado so you can follow along with the process. Here are…
According to page 10-46 of the online owner's manual or the 2012 Chevrolet Colorado the Trailer Auxiliary Power Maxi-Fuse (labeled item D in the linked image) is located on top of a wiring harness. You can refer to this image to help you find…
Yes it is that simple! To wire in a brake controller to your 2011 Chevy Colorado only requires you to wire the four wires of the controller to the 4 wires that are present under the dash of your truck. I attached an install video that shows this…
Your best option is the Curt Cam Buckle Stabilizing Strap for Hitch-Mounted Accessories #18050. This uses a hook that's meant to hook onto the truck so it isn't necessarily designed for the wheel well, but you might be able to get creative…
The Malone paddleboard carrier part #MAL75VR doesn't have a mileage limit and as long as you use it properly it will work, but are there more secure options out there that I would rather recommend...yes. The best option would be the Lockrack part…
The frame not being exposed isn't a big issue since it's just covered up with some corrugated plastic sheeting that can easily be pulled down and cut to fit in accessories. The real issue is going to be with the bumper since it sits right…
With a camper on your truck it is difficult to accurately measure your trailer total tongue weight because the cargo weight behind the rear axle is actually spread over the frame and not directly behind the rear axle. So what we do is level with…
I really like the Let's Go Aero Anti-Rattle/Lock part #63232. It mounts inside the hollow shank of the ball mount and then holds the ball mount to the hitch tube. It also doubles as a hitch lock to which is a nice feature. I attached an install…
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