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You left those tires on way too long. Checking like that is just dangerous. Change out those steer tires at 7 or 8 years. And do not forget most truck tires are rated to only 75 mph so all these trucks and RVs doing 85 and more on the interstates are a threat. I also did not see any torque wrenches being used. And, you should have loose wheel nut indicators on all of those wheel nuts.

Will these work on a regular 98 toyota 4 runner without stock tpms sensors?

I just installed mine and did a trial run before we head home next week. Easy install and worked perfectly. BTW, the discount code didn't work and shipping was extra from mad ramps direct. E-trailer was a better deal for me that included free shipping. Also, I decided to strap the rear wheels. E-trailer was helpful getting me the correct size wheel straps. I also purchased the storage rack. It's also very well designed. Unless you have their storage solution, the ramps are awkward to store. Great solution!! Thanks

I replaced Michelin tires with Toyo tires on my 32 foot pusher and the steering became Squirrley. I now have a 42 foot with a tag and have Michelin‘s on it that need replacing. I will pay the extra money for the Michelin‘s. They are a great ride, and I don’t want this big rig to get Squirrley.

For $1600 not sure they are worth it

It looks on video like you both were going WAY too fast for the conditions. Just saying.

I really love the scenery and the concept! Looking forward to going there!

I'd get the retrobands

A lot has changed just in the last year here! We got 2 sites and are so excited we did. We have been there to visit and Gene is awesome! This community has a vision and it takes time but they have do e so much in the last year on infrastructure etc. Don't miss this opportunity!!

We just purchased our 1st golf cart. I have a 5.5 foot bed. Cart doesn't fit, so we rent a trailer. I Was looking into making something out of wood, but this is perfect. Will definitely be ordering 1. Thank you

Good Video Mike!

I just ran across this video again. Seems like this is the last one you made a year ago. How are you doing? Hope all is well! ❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for serving your country. I am a veteran here in Nova Scotia Canada. We are among a special breed of people to serve and willing to give the ultimate sacrifice if called apron to do so.

I'm new to diesel pushers so the way you explain the process helps tremendously.

So system is remote ??? No wiring from motor home???

Have been researching tires and also have decided on the Toyo’s. Thanks for sharing. Great video.

My father is a Vietnam navy vet, marine support,USS VALLEY FORGE, he's suffering from agent orange, 100% disabled.

We are in process of designing our solar and lithium configuration with Briter products after meeting Avanti at Glamarama in Ohio. My husband and I have found your Briter products videos very helpful. After 3 years how are they doing?

Great video Mike ❤❤

Your full of crap, the code did not work. You cannot be trusted and probably not the product either.

He replaced the wheel with a different colored rim. Do you keep that? Or does he put a tire on the old rim later?

Always be prepared.

Did he also put a new rim on there? It looks like it don’t know. Thank you.

I'm on my way

Need pool., just saying.

First of all thank you for your service to our country!! My old man served in Vietnam as well. Thankfully you weren't at highway speeds. Nevertheless you handled that like a master! Well done! I too push it when it comes to tire age. I'll run them for ten years as long as they don't have any obvious signs excessive of wear. However I do keep them covered when not driving, always check my tire pressure before hitting the road, even twice a day on longer voyages. It only takes couple mins to check on something that could cost potentially thousands of dollars if there's a failure. I don't have a TPMS but I've thought about installing one. They really aren't that expensive, especially in the long run.

We purchased a used Tiffin class A motorhome that had the same Roadmaster spare tire hitch and a spare tire. I am surprised more people do not carry a spare. Great peace of mind. I also carry spare belts and fluids, better to be prepared. Great video.

Or just get a truck with a 6/6.5 foot bed or bigger

I can't wait to buy my lot there.

How long is your truck bed?

I seldom hook up rv at site if I know turns in campground will be too tight.

Did you have any concerns with the new lower hitch height for your car tow system? Also I guess the tire holder is rated for towing a car ?

Thanks seems you were fairly lucky as road was not to busy & speed was sorta low. Great you found a quick area to pull of without further damage.

Hello and apologies if this is a stupid question, or you've already addressed...Did you go through a roadside service like AAA to find someone to come out, or did you just utilize google to find the closest and available shop? I know the day will come, not sure if it's easier to call AAA and wait for them to find shop, or faster to find shop via own search - safe travels

I work at one year round but I just don't see this brand lasting much longer. Sad to realize it but I know what works and what doesn't. No identity of their own

Great advice here!

I lost my Belt on my Damon 373 going down highway 5 in Oregon. i have AAA gold. i had it Towed free 30 miles to an RV place. We spent the night in their parking lot with a plug in, and i was back on the road by 11 am with a total cost of $230 dollars. do not own an rv without AAA you will thank god you had it if you do break down.

Thank you for sharing your experience to teach us

I see a lot of flat, open, land. How could that have been a hideout? If you're hiding, don't you need some way to conceal yourself? There isn't so much as a single tree withing the confines of the RV park. And if the hideout was "nearby," how far, and why mention it if it's not right there?

How long can you boondock? Thanks

UI want EcoSpin 2x larger

Very good video! I've saved it in my wish list on Amazon. I only have a few suggestions: 1) Your affiliate link only took me to the front page of Amazon, not to the product. I was able to scan your transcript and get the term to query, but it didn't come up first in the Amazon search. (You may be losing money because of this...) 2) I love the way, as you said, I'll be able to lower my tire safely by myself. But, what is your plan after getting it down? I could see having wood blocks under the leveling jacks that can be manually deployed to get a bad tire off the ground enough to change a tire. This brings me to what air compressor to buy and air wrench would be required... Do you of anyone else have the answer to this based on your research or experience? If no one has the solution, I'll be researching it and may post it if I find one. (2006 Winnebago Adventurer 38t, 8.1L Vortec, Allison 2100 6-speed, Workhorse W24 with 22.5 tires)

I will never buy Michelins again. I've had 3 sets with severe sidewall cracking, even after just one year. I only continued with them because they did a partial warranty, but never again.

Thank you for sharing your experience with us, glad you did a great job of safely moving over and stopping!

Why not use a trailer for the truck? (just curious) - also how much is a tank of DEF (for that matter how large is a tank of DEF)? I've only been deep-diving non-DEF engines (which are rarer than hens teeth these days).

GOOD MAN GREAT VIDEO IM LOOKING FOR A TWO BAR YOU SOLD ME THANKS FROM, DOUG

U said 20 minutes from fort wayne??? Yea ur not from around here. Takes at least 45 mins from huggy bear to fort wayne. Get it right dummy.

Thank you, I've done my research and this is definitely my solution also. I can load my cart that is lifted and has nerf bars and the wheel wells don't Interfere as the cart isn't to forward in the truck bed. Also if give me room to store other items in the truck bed as I always carry 5-10 gals diesel with me just in case!

Will this also work for non lifted carts?

In the middle of renovating a class A to go full time and had no idea this existed pretty much everyone was like you are SOL and have to have someone come out. This just gave me another idea as I already will be carrying a air compressor and impact drill. Thank you