Please don't do that. The legs are NOT designed to take the weight of the van. The weight goes through the axle and then the wheel.s whilst the corner legs, steadies, do just that. They steady/balance the van.
You could jack the van up and set the axle on stands, something many owners do over the long winter lay-up.

Colin

When in Spain, do as the Spaniards do.

If you see one local caravan with its wheels removed, I'll eat my sombrero.

Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #5

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If you see one local caravan with its wheels removed, I'll eat my sombrero.

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The admin. team for the Spanish Forum are members of Eribafolk. I will add a thread asking about wheels and tyres to thier forum however.

In our case we've never bothered although we do cover our non-sunshade wheel on all occasions but that is more to protect the wheel lock than anything else.

Randa

Well, this is what our Spanish friends think:- https://eribas.mforos.com/

Jamsa 2
Administrator

I think that covering the wheels is enough, that is, not to give them the sun.

I was never in the same place for a month in the sun, but I never saw caravans without wheels in a caravan, covered and protected from the sun if he had seen many.
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eco16
moderator

Roger, there is no problem with high temperatures, the wheels, withstand the heat well, what most deteriorates are the sun's rays along with the dryness.

As Jamsa tells you it is good to cover them but by the sun, another thing is that with the temperature the air pressure usually rises somewhat in the interior, so it is interesting before starting up, adjust the pressure to the value indicated by the maker.

A greeting.
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Randa