Optronics Trailer Lights - Tail Lights - RVST61 Review Video

Thank you for all of that excellent information and photos! To replace the front equalizer you need the Curved Equalizer #TREQ104 and then for the rear equalizer you need the Equalizer for 1-3/4" Wide Double-Eye Springs #TREQ105. To replace your…

The Keystone Carbon 417 should have a 35" axle spread which can be confirmed by measuring from the center of each axle. In which case, we have options from both Dexter and MORryde. The MORryde Rubber Equalizers for Triple Axle Trailers part…

A 13-inch tire will go about 3 inches higher than your current tire and will have a width of about 6.9 inches—a little over an inch larger than your current tire. We recommend leaving 4-1/2 inches of clearance between the top of the tire and the…

From what I am looking at, Kenda Tire, #AM10068, it has a width of 5.5 inches, 21.9 inches tall, and it has a capacity of 1,250 pounds at 105 psi. But it is a 5.30-12 size like you currently have on the trailer. Another option is the Kenda Karrier…

Most likely we have what you are looking for but you will need to first determine what vent you have on your trailer. In order to determine the correct roof vent, measure where the vent opens. The standard trailer roof vent opening is roughly…

It sounds like you are looking for the RV Tail Light part #RVST61 which has the integrated license plate mounting bracket you are looking for. Please note, the bracket is part of the light so they must be replaced together.

Thanks for the photo, and based on that it looks like you have the Optronics RV Tail Light - Driver's Side #RVST61 and Passenger's Side #RVST60. To ensure you want to measure, as these both measure 8-5/8" long x 3-3/16" tall x…

The separate bolt holes on the Reese Weight Dist Shank #RP54970 exist in case you need a little bit of an extension. With less shank in the hitch receiver your tongue weight capacity is reduced so if you don't need that extra space simply use the…

To determine the rise or drop you need for your weight distribution shank you have correctly measured from the ground to the top of your receiver (23-1/8") and it sounds like you have also correctly measured from the ground to the bottom of your…

There is a difference between a 7-way round and and 7-way rv blade connector. If you take a look at the accompanying photo, which is from our linked article on trailer wiring you can see that the connector on the left has blade-style pins while the…

Due to the age of your weight distribution system there's no easy way to upgrade your current setup so that it could be used on two different trailers. The older style of dual cam that you have isn't compatible with the newer style. The…

There are Strait-Line weight distribution systems rated up to 1,500 pounds tongue weight and they use dual-cam sway control so on a 1,200 pounds system it is no problem either. And since you are under the 1,200 pounds you should be good to go.…