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Still sounds pretty steep, I could get it with less than $50 worth of gas in my F150, and make a round trip in about 4-6 hours with a pit stop or 2. (depending on speed limits, road conditions, etc...)If ya got a truck, and 5-6 hours to spare on the weekend, go for a drive. It'll have a 6 bolt rim on the knotter side and a 4 bolt on the pickup side, but by the looks of the 1 tire in the picture they look like the tires should be fine. Spares are still nice to have though, along with a jack and the tools to switch them out with. Make sure the wheel bearings are tight and greased (just like the ones in your trailer) and drive home with it. Stop after 10 miles and feel the bearings. If they're not warm check 'em again in another 50 miles (or an hour, whichever comes first) If the roads are smooth, go with traffic. If they're rough, slow down but don't become a hazzard by driving too slow on a highway. Trips like this can be fun, so take your lady with ya and make a day of it. (works best in the peak of fall when the leaves turn colors) Donovan from Wisconsin
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