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Caliber 13327 Trailer Loading System Item Description
Features LowPro Grip Glides are designed for trailers that carry both ATVs and snowmobiles. This specialized system provides grip for ATVs and glides for snowmobiles. 9" width accommodates a 14" ski stance variance. Durable HDPE is guaranteed not to crack, chip, break or wear out. Stainless steel mounting hardware included. Additional Information
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