🔧 Enhanced W84604 Support Clamp for Universal Applications Review

I have a small RV and tow it with my jeep. My hubs and I are still new to trailer towing for 1.5 years. It usually hits the trailer but this time it was out of service and I had to take it in for repairs. I have a backup camera but it's behind the spare tire so I can't see the tow bar. The spare tire makes this process even more difficult because the tow hitch barely fits under it and you have to do it right. I placed one of these on top of the cam mount and the other behind the trailer side…

Hood shocks no longer support them so I decided to buy this support bar instead as I didn't want to spend more than $100 to replace it on the car to let shop. I also didn't want the screw pin clamp cutting into the metal of the hood pillars just to hold the hood up, so I figured a support bar would be the best solution. They make a great temporary tool and are perfect for trunk emergencies as they are just a little over a foot long when folded. The ends are rubber/grip material and the bottom…

When we bought the trailer I bought cheap Camco pads. They get the job done, but I've never felt like they reliably block bike path/movement. Performance Tool 41001 Backing Pads hold the tire better and prevent wheel movement. You can see in the picture that the PT wedges match my tire tread better than the yellow Camco shoes. I think the PT will also be easier to remove because the tires won't roll over it like the Camco trailer does. no voids like I could see on some others. I park on gravel…