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[ROBERTSUNRUS]

Originally Posted by dkottum

I see the "Trailer-Aid Plus" recommended. Will the "Trailer-Aid" without the "Plus" lift the tire enough to change?

doug k

Hi, I think it will, if on a somewhat level ground, but I didn't want to take any chances on my Alaska trip, so I bought the plus. Also I feel better about the rubber top, maybe less slippery, than the plain plastic. [maybe]

[blkmagikca]

I'm a believer in using a TPMS. I had had a blowout on the inside rear tire of my LY motorhome on the way to the international at Bozeman. After buying 7 new tires, I went with the Pressure Pro TPMS. When I sold the motorhome and bought the trailer and truck I now have, I opted for the Tireminder TPMS. Their sensors are a bit smaller and the batteries are replaceable. As well, it monitors pressure and temperature. The controller is smaller too - about the size of a cell phone.