Wheels like the Provider ST205/75R15 # A15R45BMMFL do not come balanced, but because they're trailer tires and not tires that are designed for steering, balancing isn't really necessary. Most people don't worry about balancing their trailer tires since they're mainly designed for load bearing, but you can choose to have them balanced before mounting them on your trailer. view full answer...
Thermaheat does not have a specific recommendation on how many heating pads to use like with the # 277-000161 that you referenced. You'd have to use your best judgment based on the climate and setup of the pipes on your RV. This was mainly designed for keeping the valves warm but you can use as many as you like. I was not able to pull up the Ultraheat guide you mentioned. view full answer...
Because the B&W Biker Bar # BWMC2301 is height adjustable, it provides you with the ability to move the bar up or down in 1/4" increments. It looks like the lowest setting is 3-3/4" and the highest setting is 6-1/2" inches-so if your bike has 5" of clearance you should be able to adjust the biker bar to fit. If your bike is still sitting too low, you could use small plywood sheets under the wheels to raise it up a bit, but you would need to make sure that those plywood sheets are secured... view full answer...
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