RV Skid wheels attach to the rear trailer hitch of your vehicle and may be a worthwhile investment. If your RV has a low profile and you encounter issues with the tail of it dragging when back up on graded terrain, consider a skid wheel. Aluminum Wheels There are a variety of materials tha...
RV Skid wheels attach to the rear trailer hitch of your vehicle and may be a worthwhile investment. If your RV has a low profile and you encounter issues with the tail of it dragging when back up on graded terrain, consider a skid wheel. Aluminum Wheels There are a variety of materials that make up RV wheels.
Skid rollers or wheels are made using heavy duty metal casters. Industries make extra-heavy-duty casters with an urethane outer coating. The idea of a skid wheel is to prevent the RV from dragging when pulling into or out of a driveway with a steep incline. Instead of scraping the asphalt and ripping off your bumper, skid wheels take the impact and lift up the rear of the trailer, rolling it forward instead of dragging.
Another type of skid wheel is mounted to the receiver hitch. These can be especially useful with travel trailers when tongue weight causes the hitch to “dive” when traversing a driveway with a steep incline. One of the best ways to avoid damage to both the tow vehicle and the travel trailer is to a
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