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Harbor Freight based tire trailer. Looks like new.
Has tire rack w/ locking rod (just like you see on front of fullsize car haulers). Very easy to load / unload tires.
Two large Contico Tuff bins and one small cargo box.12 inch tires, like new.
New bearings and seals. Handle and large caster on front for easy movement.
Bought new trailer and don't need two.
$275 obo.
JP

I forgot to mention. Trailer has new lights and wiring.
Great Christmas present.
JP

Just in time for Christmas.
REDUCED to only $225.
This is an extremely nice trailer.
I already bought another and have to get rid of it.

JP

Down to $200. just for Christmas.
Still time to get it under the tree AND OUT OF MY YARD.
Happy Holidays everyone.
JP

JP
Check the new posts. I can get one of those for 100.00
If you had the "Back Off" flaps you may get a bite.
Hope this info doesnt ruin your Christmas. CQ

I saw Johns trailer and it is very nice.
set up very well for wheels and exra race stuff.
Looks like he put a lot of work into it.
well worth the $200.

Chad Stubblefield wrote:I saw Johns trailer and it is very nice.
set up very well for wheels and exra race stuff.
Looks like he put a lot of work into it.
well worth the $200.

Agreed. He has put a lot of work into that trailer and it shows. If I was in the market for a tire trailer, this is the one I'd buy.

Casey
I got the back off mudflaps. I am afraid if I put em on I won't want to sell it.
Maybe I should put them on the S2K.
Happy New Years everyone.
JP

KJ was talking about maybe getting a trailer.
If he does he needs to buy this one.

In case you haven't seen this masterpiece yet.
It's still for sale.
Casey decided it was too nice for him.
JP

I'd buy it, but I've got nowhere to put it.

Leonard Cachola wrote:I'd buy it, but I've got nowhere to put it.

Just go ahead andf buy it. You'll figure out where to store it when you have to.
Don't you work better under pressure??
He He
JP

John - check your PMs

Off-topic-ish question: Where can one buy those boxes?

Will Kalman wrote:Off-topic-ish question: Where can one buy those boxes?

Those look like contico boxes,- Lowes, home depot, northern tool.

Will Kalman wrote:Off-topic-ish question: Where can one buy those boxes?

bought mine at lowes

KJ Christopher wrote:John - check your PMs

I haven't seen anything yet.
Did you send from this site?
I had a prob with the e-mail address that was on the AX ware.
Correct e-mail below.
John_prosser@ahm.honda.com

PS I bought the boxes at Lowes. You can find them on sale for around $65.

JP

Can this fit 4x275 tires?

Christos Adam wrote:Can this fit 4x275 tires?

The answer is yes.
Unfortunately I sold it last night.
Thanks
JP

This trailer is back up for sale. I got a much bigger one now and don't need this in the garage. $250.

[quote="KJ Christopher"]This trailer is back up for sale. I got a much bigger one now and don't need this in the garage. $250.

It's amaizing how you both have/had the same wheels and the same person designed your patios where you park them. (Right down to the loose bricks!)

Looks nice, if only I had a place to park it. Just got a hitch for the Miata for Christmas, now I'm looking for a Tire Tail.

Craig

Craig Naylor wrote:Looks nice, if only I had a place to park it. Just got a hitch for the Miata for Christmas, now I'm looking for a Tire Tail.
Craig

Looking for one too, but it does not seem as if they make the tire tail anymore? Also what is the deal when you have your tires on the tire tail ,
brake lights you can see about half, but no license plate, soooo?

My only concern with the tire tail (which I considered) is the effect on safe street handling with the added weight that high and far back. The best part of my tire trailer is not having to unpack everything at the end of the day. Roll it into the garage and get back to it later. Plus I can carry all my tools, shelter, etc.

Arthur Grant wrote:The best part of my tire trailer is not having to unpack everything at the end of the day. Roll it into the garage and get back to it later.

Don't disagree with this concept. My problem is I already have a full 2 car garage, with 2 cars parked in the driveway, and one on the street, in a HOA who's CC&R's forbids cars parked in the driveway or on the street by residents. I'm already breaking the rules, don't need a trailer adding to my 3 improperly parked cars.

Bringing this thread back on topic, it stopped raining so I snapped a few pics. Look at all that lockable storage!! Four jackstands and a floorjack fit in the center box. The rod that goes through the tires accepts a lock too.