Camping Trailers Advice

757Tacoma · 2025-04-28T20:15:00+00:00

I put on 285/75r18 Yokohama Geolandars on 18x8 American Outlaw Wheels. I was not too sure how the American Outlaw Wheels would look on the 4th Gen but I think they turned out perfect! I am running the Westcott Designs leveling kit to clear the 285/75 tires and they clear perfectly. It raised the rear 2.5" and the front .75". The wheels are +25mm offset and they don't poke out past the fender much at all. If you are not wanting the stance to be super wide I would recommend doing +25mm offset. The Yokohama's are perfect for daily driving and off-roading. They were perfect down on the beach and in the mountains. I have never had Yokohama's before and I really like them so far.

@bronztaco

Member

Aug 31, 2024

Hi everyone,

As a newcomer to travel trailer camping, I’ve been enjoying the experience but am still learning a lot. I’ve found that getting familiar with your trailer’s systems, like water and electrical, is crucial. It’s helpful to keep a checklist for essential gear and practice setting up and tearing down your trailer before hitting the road. Booking campsites in advance and understanding your trailer’s maintenance needs can make trips smoother.

I’d love to hear from those with more experience. What challenges did you face when starting out? Any favorite camping spots or tips to enhance the travel trailer experience?

Looking forward to your advice!

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