This is our trailer https://www.lowes.com/pd/Carry.....te/3699516

I did find this company that makes kits, but the response I got was essentially that they didn't think it would work with our trailer https://www.cover-tech.com/tra.....enclosures. The only other company I've found that does similar buids is in Minnesota and doesn't deliver.

I went from  pop up to a hybrid.

Thanks for sharing!

If you have any additional suggestions or knowledge, please share them.

Trailer tires typically last about 5 years (depending on mileage) and it is one time that you should never go cheap.  A few things you should know.

1) How old are your tires? The number imprinted on your tire gives you a week and year it was manufactured.  This tire was made in the 36th week of 2020.

2) What condition is your tire?  Tread and dry rot cracks.

If your tires are more than 5 years old, show signs of worn tread or dry rot cracks, replace them ASAP.

Buy a good reliable brand and not overseas junk. Also known as china bombs.  They are known for blowouts and are scary.

make sure you buy the correct LOAD RATING for your camper.  Don’t trust the salesman.

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I’ve used Kendra Load Star on my last 3 campers with no problems.

My friends use Goodyear Endurance tires on their travel trailers and love them.

NOW, the $10s.  Buy these Pressure Monitor Valve Stem Caps for the PSI of your trailer tires. Green means air in the tire is good, yellow means it low, red means you are in trouble.  A great visual indicator that you are low on air.

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I'm not making money on you, just trying to help you travel safely.

Roll up on the levelers till the screen is green left to right. Unhitch, lower the nose by pressing the button on the landing gear until green and done.

LevelMatePRO Wireless Vehicle Leveling System

Put a sensor in your camper and use an app on your phone.

A wireless vehicle leveling system that accurately reports how much height is required to reach a level position and tells you where that height is needed. It wirelessly connects with your smartphone or tablet, where an easy-to-use app displays the needed leveling information. It's designed for use with both drivable and towable vehicles. You can monitor leveling data as you pull into a site, allowing you to pick the most level spot before you park.

Haloview offers a pretty nice system and can use your existing pre-wiring.

They offer rear and side cameras.  720 or 1080 p, crisp color display, front dashcam recorded and more.  You can display the rearview while driving with distance markers for 20,40,60 ft to help change lanes and pass.

We currently have the internal float gauge that works great but they aren't in stores anymore.  They were also only on 20 lb tanks and not 30 lb tanks.

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Don't waste your money on a screw-on gauge.  It either has pressure or it doesn't.  There is no way to know if it's 1/2 or 3/4 full because it's the same pressure.

JUNK!

Our last three campers have all had Load Star tires that have worked well.  We are replacing ours because of dry rot cracking since they are 10 years old.  You can buy  ST205/75D14 without rims from Etrailer or Home Depot of all places for $77 each.  Much cheaper than everywhere else and they look great.

Do research, ask questions. Don't go cheap