Blaylock Tandem-Axle Trailer EZ Jack and Wheel Chock Review Video

I spoke with my contact at EZ-Jack and he says that to use the EZ-Jack on a triple axle trailer you will need to turn the curve up, opposite the wheel, and drive up on the jack and you will be able to change the tires. Other wise a floor jack and…

Yes, the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock for Tandem-Axle Trailers #EZ-JACK that you referenced can easily still work on your trailer that has the tires only 3 inches apart. The 3 inch distance you have now is pretty common for tandem axle trailers…

You will be okay. As a general rule of thumb the minimum safe distance between front and rear tires on the same side of a tandem axle trailer is 4 inches. You will need a minimum of 1 inch between the tires with the suspension in full flex when the…

The maximum recommend temperature for any tires is 195 degrees Fahrenheit. The manufacturer of your tires might have a differing maximum but this is the industry standard. The TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers w/ Signal Booster #TM56FR you…

The Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock, part #EZ-JACK, should have no problem working with your tandem trailer suspension. Unless your suspension works differently than the standard equalizer suspension, you should be able to use the #EZ-JACK for a…

It is very unlikely that using a drive-on ramp or leveler such as the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock #EZ-JACK would cause tire damage. If the tire was far wider than the leveler, or not lined up correctly, and was allowed to remain on the leveler…

It is possible that the 10K axles that were retro-fitted to your trailer also had larger diameter wheels/tires installed on them to take advantage of the new axles' higher weight capacity. The bare minimum tire spacing on a tandem axle trailer is…

If you check out the picture of the Blaylock EZ Jack and Wheel Chock #EZ-JACK that I attached you can see that it contours the bottom of the tire pretty well and would not stick out far enough to cause issues with a wheel behind it.

The first thing you will need to check is if there is enough space around the existing tires to use the larger size. Based on the old size you have, 235/75-15 (which isn't a common trailer tire size) the tires are approximately 28.8 inches tall…

The Goodyear Endurance trailer tires are the only USA made trailer tires out there. We do not carry them in your size or the close trailer tire size of 235/85-16 that would fit your same wheel. If you want a tire and wheel, we have the Kenda…

You can interchange those tires in an emergency, like if you are off road somewhere and you have a tire on your trailer blow. But you don't want to have two different tire sizes on your trailer for very long. I would only leave it on there long…

You can use the EZ Jack #EZ-JACK on a tandem axle trailer while only supporting one of the axles, but for long periods of time like that I recommend using one under each axle so that they are both supported for the extended period and you won't…