Will the Rapid Jack work on a regular car or SUV? Does it have to be a multi-axle trailer or dually?
1803750
If you wanted to put snow chains on a car using the Rapid Jack, it should work great. You couldn't change a tire on a car using the Rapid Jack.
1803751
I really don't know if it will work on a car . I used it on a single axle pop-up trailer and it worked well. I've only had to use it once when leveling my pop-up and the only trouble I had was that the RED arced part kept slipping out as I tried to back over it. But I used the piece of flat back rubber that comes with it under the tip and it worked well by stopping the "out-slippage"[ my word ]. Hope this helps.
1803752
It will work on any vehicle. The ad is a little deceiving, when you order it only comes with 1 roll up jack. It does not even come with the wedge.
85144
No it is designed to work with two axles close together to allow a tire to be removed without using a jack. Drive the good tire up Trailer Aid and the tire to be removed will now be off the ground for easy changing.
2160402
Yes, I have the jack on my utility trailer. It is easy to crank. It cranks up and down slowly but surely.
1214491
I think it would as long as it's ground clearance isn't too high. This jack has a short lift, I'd guess it's about 1 foot at most when completely extended. I have a compact car and it provides just enough lift to remove a tire, but it's useless with my truck. If you get this I'd carry a wood board to set it on to make it more useful, especially if you're going to use it in a muddy or sandy area.
2154362
It has 3.5 mm Line in, so it will work with any device that has a 3.5 mm jack (cell-phones, tabs, laptops, portable mp3 players). Its ideal for your trailer and will fill it up with sound.
107580
short answer, YES!!! only weakness in this jack is that if the vehicle, falls off the jack it will very likely bust the jack by twisting it scissors and bass. Happened to me and busted it beyond repair. I did buy another one, because it really is handy to have around. Am just more careful now.
107577
I used it on a 2 thousand pound replecar and it seemed to struggle. A aluminum floor jack from Harbor Freight worked best.
1735007
I installed this jack on my Rockwood 35' travel trailer. It fit the existing bolt pattern perfectly which looks to be standard between my cargo trailer and camper. It also has what looks like a universal bolt pattern to adjust to other options.
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I have a 2005 Ram 2500 4WD and it works great. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work on a dually as long as there is at least an inch or two between the tires. Only problem is that I like step in highest position, probabaly like most people who go to the trouble of using one, and it won't fit in it's case in that postion.
85146
No it is designed to work with two axles close together to allow a tire to be removed without using a jack.Drive the good tire up Trailer Aid and the tire to be removed will now be off the ground for easy changing.
1169883
No I don't think it will, the trailer is kind of narrow. But you can try it.
1144348
Are you able to safely place the jack squarely under a main frame or axle? Since the cord that comes with this unit is 10' in length, it should be easy to place the jack under any wheel lift point. Otherwise, you may need a RoadPro RP-203EC 12V 12' Extension Cord with Cigarette Lighter Plug or similar extension cord to allow more room to move around.Simple answer = it should work for almost any vehicle one could consider, up to it's lift max capacity.
86687
I know that a dual axle trailer will be much harder to turn than a single axle from past experiences with them.As far as the Trailer Valet is concerned,I don't see why it wouldn't work,but you will have difficulty making sharp turns.If you are going in a straight line or in a gradual turn you should be o.k.
1850990
sorry for late response. just saw this in my inbox. it requires the jacks:(
1231379
As long as your 7 pole trailer connection to the brake controller and trailer is wired correctly it should not matter what vehicle the remote is in. The remote only gets 12 volt power from the vehicle.
1966665
no this is one jack only. If you have a camper with three jacks put this one on the side that has the single jack it is very strong.
202613
Yes that is one of the things I liked about it. I use it for my Jeep. Note this jack is heavier duty than you would need for an SUV if that is all you need it for.