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The 6-Leaf Double-Eye Spring for 4,500-lb Trailer Axles #e27SR are going to be the closest leaf springs we have for your 2012 Jayco 23.5 travel trailer. These springs have the same 26" measurement. While these will help to raise the height lost…

Yes, axle spread and wheel base by definition are the same measurements. You will measure from the center of one axle to the center of the 2nd axle to determine what you axle spread is. This may be difficult as some wheels and covers will make this…

You will have to do some measuring. Take a look at our Double-Eye Trailer Suspension article (see link). I have also linked a picture of a shackle link showing where to measure. Measurements for replacement 1) Measure current shackle from center of…

As long as the axle the won't exceed 5,000 lbs the trailer leaf spring #e44SR would work great since it has a 5k capacity. If you need the full capacity of your axles you'd have to move up to a 6k spring with the part #e34SR instead. This…

The best way to measure a trailer spring for purposes of selecting a replacement is to remove it completely from the suspension. It is also important to note that leaf springs will tend to elongate over time as they wear. You might pull a well-worn…

The Triple LED Trailer Tail Light part #CE44VR is a pretty common OEM taillight used on motorhomes so as long as the style is the same as the one you have and the dimensions of 14" long x 6-7/8" tall x 1" deep are the same it should…

To convert your axle for a top mounted leaf spring I would recommend replacing the U bolts, nuts and tie plates, so your best bet would be to go with a U bolt kit. For a 2-3/8" round axle use #APUBR-1 For a 3" round axle use #APUBR-9 You…

Per Dexter your axle will need the Grease Seals #RG06-070. We also have the Bearing Kit #BK3-300 that will provide you with new wheel bearings, races, a grease seal and cotter pin. I recommend having one or 2 of the bearing kits with the trailer in…

The arms on your Fastway e2 Weight Distribution System #FA94-00-0800 can be removed by either pulling on the keeper tab to release them, or by swinging them outward to be perpendicular to the tow vehicle. At this point, the arm should drop freely…

For a trailer you will want to use tires that are ST rated. P rated,or passenger rated, tires are not designed to carry weight like a trailer does and should not be used on a trailer at all. The sidewalls are constructed differently and will be more…

Both trailer tire sizes you reference, ST205/65-15 and ST205/75-15 share the same width (8-inches) but have different overall diameters. So you will want to insure that your trailer wheel wells/fenders have enough clearance for the larger tire. At…

The tire size of 215/75R14 fits rim widths that are from 5 inches to 7 inches. To see all of the 14 inch wheels we offer check out the link I attached. You will need to know what bolt pattern you would need to fit your trailer as well. I attached a…