Cool wheels and tires on boat trailers nowadays.

[MrJake]

I just picked up a new to me 2013 200V and the wheels on the Ryan trailer are just blah. On the newer trailers, the wheels are pretty cool. Does anyone know, are they a special trailer wheel or just a standard “hip” wheel with a trailer tire installed.


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[MrJake]

By the way, when I try to upload pics to a post, I get a “your forum has disabled image sharing from this App” message. Is there a quick fix to get photos uploaded?

Thanks




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[MrJake]

[MrJake]

There we go. Had to go to the website to get the photos uploaded.


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[MTRBTR]

I would think you could order about anything you wanted at any tire store. I don’t think yours looks bad though. Sweet boat btw. Sport 200 is my favorite CC boat of all time. Very jealous of your camper setup too and still being able to tow the boat.

[MrJake]

Old school......New school

[MrJake]

I would think you could order about anything you wanted at any tire store. I don’t think yours looks bad though. Sweet boat btw. Sport 200 is my favorite CC boat of all time. Very jealous of your camper setup too and still being able to tow the boat.

Thanks. The camper is a 2005 Bigfoot 25C9.4 short box. Truck is a 2018 2500HD Duramax. I’ve installed Firestone airbags and Torklift Stableloads. The ride is really nice. I usually tow east of the cascade mountains; I90 from Bellingham Washington to Banks Lake over near Grand Coulee.


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[MrJake]

[shag]

Nice! Is that a super hitch too?

[MrJake]

I used to be a sheet metal worker and metal FAB guy. I basically copied the super truss from Torklift. So I’ve got the stock Chevy class 5 hitch with a beefed up receiver. I actually have a longer Curt extension coming that I’ll fabricate into another super truss style receiver. Just to give myself a tad more space between the bow of the boat and the camper door (when open). Right now the door bumps the bow of the boat a tad.