A couple burnouts will take off just enough tread to make it all work

 

Hmmmm….seems like a hard measurement of the car is in order for something as tight as that.

I say this, because I have heard twice now that the sitting width is closer to 76” and not the stated 74”. This has not been confirmed by me nor do I know how these people really measured the width.
This aspect is a concern for me as I only have 77” between the fender wells and cannot drive over the fender wells due to height limitations of the enclosed trailer.

I know your concern is length but something to ponder.

 

I've personally measured 2 different Pro R's, 2 seat and 4 seat, and both were 76" outside of tire.

 

I think I will be driving over the fenders on the trailer but it should still be wide enough. My Turbo S is right at 74" as it sits. I am now wondering though if I would be able to fit 35s in the future with this trailer.

 

YOLO! I just put a deposit down at i69! Can't wait!! Sounds like May at the earliest. Got a buddy picking one up too so we'll be taking a truck and two place trailer out from Colorado to pick them both up.

 

they still had allocations left? They tell you may?

 

It's going to be in their second allocation they said which opens in May. Delivery will be some time after that.

 

ahhh I gotcha. I was 3rd in line for their first allocation

 

What happens to those measurements when you put 35’s on it???

 

I know I thought of that! We'll see.

 

I had the exact trailer, except in a 14' configuration, it didn't even come close to fitting width wise. You will be pushing 76" and change in width on your machine. You will be climbing over everyone of the angle bars between the bed and the top rail, it sucked, but I guess it can be done. I ended up selling it for the same price I bought it new 10 years ago, you should be able to do the same. Then get a bigger trailer than you think you need that will safely haul your new ride. I do feel you about the garage storage though.... 1st world problems right?

 

my wife, loyal to can am, is going to kill me when she realizes I have to sell my trailer to fit the new Turbo R I talked her into letting me order. 😅 I have a similar echo trailer. 6 foot planks then angles out.

 

Maybe pull in your wheels with ratchet straps attached to lower control arms before you load. You should get a few inches more narrow easy.


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I agree on the width, and fwiw, once you load accessories on the Pro R, it will weigh more than that little trailer is rated to carry.

 

I don’t think some people realize how heavy these new machines. I sold my single axle utility trailer for a tandem axle car trailer for my Pro R 4 Ultimate.

 

I did not think about the weight being so close to the limit for the trailer. My trailer is 90" between the rails. My Turbo S is already at 75" with 33s and aftermarket wheels. I think it will fit fine width wise. The trailer is rated at 2145lbs carrying capacity and the Pro R Ultimate 2 seater weighs 2085lbs dry. Hmmm...

 

Do you drive over the angled bars or is your trailer different than the one I pictured? My bed width was only 73" before the angled bars began.

 

Sounds like you just need to get a bigger trailer. Your going to be pushing the limits of the current one.

 

Seth, you could also look at upgrading your axle and maybe reinforcing the frame if needed. That way it would still fit in your garage, and be a lot cheaper than buying a new trailer right now.

 

@Laffen13 I like that idea. Do you know anyone around the Denver or CO Springs area that could do that?

 

Hey Hardline, that's the exact same trailer I have. Its interesting the picture Echo shows is my model, the TRE on that trailer.

I have 32" tires on mine. ITS TIGHT!!!!! Really, really tight!!

You need to be dead straight pulling on. The front tires will rub the trailer fenders just a smudge pulling on.

The rear tires are really close to the trailer fenders when loaded but, I'm a shorter wheelbase.

I think you are going to have problems.

 

We might need to start a new thread for trailers and toy haulers that the Pro Rs WILL fit in or on.

 

We totally should, it took me awhile to find a bumper pull that it would fit in AND also one that my wife likes. Truck is a little squatty, but it pulled really well. I will upgrade to a fifth wheel in a few years after I get a new truck, but this should work until then. 2022 Sandstorm 304GSLR.

 

I just bought this toy hauler (Vanleigh Ambition 399TH)...it's got a 13' garage - current machine is an RZR XP4 Turbo...will it fit? According to the measurements, it should...we will see once I take delivery in another week or so...if it doesn't fit...then I guess I "have to" pull the trigger on a new ProR Ultimate (2 seater)...because, well, it's shorter (but a tad wider)...wink wink...LOL...so, ya know, hoping my 4 seater "doesn't fit"...

 

That is a really good looking toy hauler.

 

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Thanks for posting - what trailer (make, model, length, bumper pull or 5 er?). How tight is it once slide is pulled in? Are you having to tied down under - back going forward and front going back?

Not a lot of toy haulers under 30' that will fit a Pro R 4

 

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Does anyone have a Fuel 287 with a Pro R 4? I like the fuel but it looks tight. I was thinking that it wouldn’t fit but then I saw this thread and the Sandstorm 304 appears to have a similar rear layout and slide as the fuel that I like.

 

I have the 304. Depends what they are counting as garage. If they are counting all the way to the sink counter, then no, the Pro R is too wide when the slide out is brought in. Any trailer you get with a slide-out will have to have a flip up floor, like mine, to fit around the tire.

 

Anyone looking - I have a ATC 2419 for sale - it will fit a Pro R two seat or a Pro XP 4 seat.

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