BAL 28050 Light Trailer Tire Leveler for Single-Axle Trailers

Overview

Designed for single-axle trailers, the BAL 28050 Light Trailer Tire Leveler offers a practical, block-free way to bring a tire to a level position. When used with the Single Tire Locking Chock, it adds stability during leveling and helps you avoid moving the trailer onto blocks or ramps. The unit accommodates common wheel sizes and ships with a ratchet wrench to operate the drive screw, enabling elevation or lowering of the tire lifting pads to a level stance.

Key benefits at a glance

• Eliminates the need to lift or reposition the trailer onto blocks or ramps.
• Broad wheel compatibility: 13", 14", and most 15" wheels cover a wide range of trailers.
• Ratchet wrench included for precise, manual control of the leveling process.
• Corrosion-resistant finish designed for outdoor use and repeated adjustments.

In real-world use, you can approach leveling with a calm, controlled mindset. Park on a flat surface, attach the Leveler and locking chock, then operate the drive screw with the included wrench to bring the tire pads to a stable, level position. This can simplify basic maintenance tasks and make seasonal storage more straightforward.

Fit, operation, and specifications

• Single-axle design tailored for lighter trailers and a straightforward setup.
• Top plate distance: 20 1/4 inches; bottom plate distance: 12 inches, helping you plan fit for your trailer geometry.
• Fits 13", 14", and most 15" wheels, with a ratchet wrench for drive-screw operation. Do not use a cordless drill or cordless impact unless the chuck is adjustable.

Durability matters when your equipment lives outdoors. The corrosion-resistant finish helps the leveler stand up to exposure while you perform routine checks or adjustments. Its compact profile keeps mounting simple, so you can transport or store the unit with ease when not in use.

Practical tips for best results

For best results, align the leveler on a solid, level surface and pair it with the locking chock to minimize movement during leveling. Use the wrench to make small, incremental adjustments until the lifting pads are in a level position. After use, inspect the finish and hardware for signs of wear and clean off any debris that could affect operation over time.