Customer Reviews for VEVOR Boat Trailer Guide-on, 60", One Pair Steel Trailer Post Guide ons, with Black PVC Tube Covers, Complete Mounting Accessories Included, for Ski Boat, Fishing Boat or Sailboat Trailer

Worked great a few times. Then eventually my 18' jet boat bent one of them and broke the bolts. The hardware isn't strong enough for larger boats. You could modify them to make them stronger but I'd suggest for smaller vessels.

Exactly what was needed to make loading out boat so much easier.

Very pleased, sime install and sturdy product. Makes guiding the boat on the trailer much easier.

I think they are a nice roller. They worked great as far as size for my 14' Jon boats. The u bolts it comes with suck. They are for 2" tube. I had 3". Manage to bend them enough to work. Also they rollers are cut too tight and do not freely roll. Time will tell. They will work fine for holding the back of my boat in center in the trailer while I get the front tied down. I'd honestly give 5 stars had the bolts been for 3" tube. Probably why they were $39.99, someone screwed up on the bolts.

The rollers did not seem very sturdy

I bought these for my fishing boat and it was incredibly easy to install. They have worked amazing this year and I'm so happy I made the purchase.

I have had my 2 months to guide my pontoon boat on to the trailer. It works very well and am glad I bought it. If you buy one do not use the 8 small wood screws , they will not hold under the lightest use. Buy some good 2” screws and it will do fine. I learned the hard way!

Good

So far this is working OK! The metal pole that the PVC slides over should be larger and longer! Also unless you drill holes in the black PVC tube they will float up and off the trailer when backing in the water!

I bought these guides besides I had read all the negatives reviews about the hardware and it is true. The hardware and U bolts are very thin(3/16” I believe) but they’re stainless Steel so that’s a plus and I have plenty of other sturdier U bolts sitting around if I needed them. My biggest problem is that they ARE NOT galvanized but just powder coated. On the positive side, these are the beefiest guides I’ve ever had. I think the tubing is 1/8” thick and very heavy. I decided to give them a try after all because I’ve seen so many cheap galvanized tubing that equally gets corroded very quickly so I’m going to gamble with the powder coating to see how much is going to last. Also I bent some guides before just by hitting them with the boat so I’m very curious if the extra thickness is going to make a difference.