Camco Tandem Tire Changing Ramp with 4.5-Inch Lift, Yellow (21000)

Purchased for horse trailer in case of a tyre change. Arrived on time with no problems from USA via Amazon. Quality robust product.

A must have for rv owner Better and safer then a jack Easy to use

Calidad que corresponde al precio

Best item I have ever bought for my travel trailer. A week ago going to the lake I blew a tire no idea how to jack the camper up. Park caretaker help me with a massive floor jack. Rv dealers will sell u a camper but will never tell u what to do when u blow a tire. I started looking right after it happen and came across this product. With my trailer I had to put a 2x6 on the ground first then the trailer aid I needed a little more lift for my camper. It worked fantastic. Every person that has a trailer should have 1.

Muy buen producto y mejor precio

I bought one of these a few years ago but I guess I did a long term loan to the person that borrowed my trailer and had to buy a new one. It's nice not having to carry the additional floor jack in our horse trailer now so this takes up less room. Plus they sell a bracket that allows you to mount and store it up off the floor. You could pull it out and use it the first time without any instructions and get the tire changed quickly. Just drive the good tire onto the jack (slightly loosen the flat tire lugs first) and it lifts the flat/bad one off the ground to change it. No jack that slips. As with any jack, you do need a stable surface to sit this on or you will bury it in soft surfaces if the trailer weights enough (like our loaded horse trailer). So, as with some jacks, there is no need to unload weight before using this - we've safely changed a tire while the 3 horses were in the trailer. I also love the bright yellow color on this as it helps make it easier to see if you *do* sit it on the floor of the trailer. You can easily drill 2 holes in each side and secure some nylon rope to make a handle for it if you with. As I said, we had a similar trailer jack before but this design has some good grips along the bottom to help keep it in place while pulling the trailer onto it. There are some saw-teeth parts and a few round knobs that appear to have rids that run up the side towards the top - more than likely helping with the support of the base design. Over all, I would buy another in a heart beat if another friend "borrows" it again. Or charge them for it so I can buy another.