The C.E. Smith Trailer Tongue Step Pad measures 24 by 9 inches, giving a non-slip surface to stand on.
Getting into a boat on a trailer means standing on the tongue, and a bare steel tongue when wet is dangerous. A non-slip pad turns the worst footing on the whole rig into the most secure. It also spreads weight across the tongue rather than concentrating it on a narrow beam edge underfoot.
It mounts anywhere suitable, so it works on the tongue, a cross member or a frame rail depending on where people actually step. At 24 by 9 inches it gives room for both feet rather than forcing a single-foot balance while carrying gear. Explore more trailer accessories.
- 24 by 9 inches of non-slip footing
- Turns a wet steel tongue into secure footing
- Room for both feet while carrying gear
- Mounts on a tongue, cross member or frame rail
