TC Teardrop ISO - Tour 

The ISO is definitely an interesting concept. Not sure what size tires are recommended for a tandem, but you certainly could ask. In our case we have 35 inch tires on our single axle ORE which is about 18 inches of clearance to the axle.

That's awesome. They are in a new shop now which has given them a lot more space. They are awesome people and could not agree with you more on quality product. Their customer service, in my opinion, is what makes them best in class.

Could not agree more. I truly love the simple yet quality design.

That sounds like an amazing experience. We have gone a a few family adventures out west. Theodore, Yellowstone, Glacier and this past year we went to Colorado. Defiantly check out some our latest adventure to Colorado. You may enjoy. TC is a great, local to me, teardrop company that is building some great adventure teardrops. Drop them a line direct, they are great people to work with.

@@FreysOnTheSide The TC ISO looks sick! I might have to make a road trip this summer. Thanks for the heads up!

It’s a cool trailer for sure. You don’t see tandem axle teardrops all that often. Thanks for jumping over to our channel and checking us out. Will is a great dude and it was fun pulling a video together.

Neat concept right and definitely for those looking to bring their toys along on the adventure.

Right! How often do you see a tandem teardrop?! They have there purpose, especially if you have a motorcycle you’d like bring along.

Thanks for stopping in and dropping a comment. Mr. Cosmo is certainly missed in the teardrop community.

TC definitely keeps you on your toes. The fans would be a nice addition, but like you, we have had little need for them. We have small battery operated fans if needed and gives us some flexibility on how we use them. Here’s to dreaming of the next model from TC…cheers.

@@FreysOnTheSide KOAR will be amazing to see with what people have done with their TC's.

Thanks Will. It was fun to put others in front of the camera and hear about their story and passion. Todd and Carol are truly down to earth people. We definitely love our TC and all the comforts it brings us.

Do you have a TC? If so, they will definitely work with you on whatever parts and pieces you are after (depending on availability). Contact the shop direct and tell them you saw the product on Frey’s On The Side. Best of luck on your adventures. May they take you to some amazing places.

@@FreysOnTheSide i don’t have a TC but the powered vent fans seem cool

Far enough. You never know, might be worth a shot to reach out to them. Worse they could say is no.

I would recommend you reach out to TC Teardrops and talk with Todd. I bet you could, but he will provide more insight.

Right! Some really cool features, like cutting board tables, a place for your motorcycle, and awesome battery operated fans. It’s fun going to these events to see new and creative solutions to get us outdoors.

Pretty awesome indeed. It’s a type of trailer that fits a growing niche in the small camper world. Who doesn’t want to bring there favorite two wheel toy on their next camping adventure.

Anytime! It was fun to visit with Todd and Carol.

All great questions and thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, I do not have the spec and failed to ask those specific questions. I (Matt) would strongly recommend you call or email TC Teardrops, work with Todd and he will give you all the information you need. Tell him Frey's On The Side sent you and they will take great care of you. Side note: My apology for the delayed response, as I some how missed this question in the shuffle. Happy trails and let me know if you have any additional questions - I may be able to answer or point you in the right direction.

Reached out to them using their website but they haven’t got back to me. Can’t wait to hear from them because both my wife and I ride motorcycles and we have been looking for a trailer for them.

TC Teardrops has an amazing website, in which you can build your trailer online and get a quote. Visit www.tcteardrops.com. Contact Todd and Carol with TC and they will answer all your questions. Tell them Frey's On The Side sent you.

At the time of the video, the ISO models may not be on TC Teardrops website, but if you reach out to them, they would work through the order. So to answer your questions, the ISO is available now to order. Tell them Frey’s On The Side sent you.

Vitrifrigro. They also sell Dometic.

The bed is 5 feet wide and the length is custom but can be made over 6’ if desired. Air conditioning is not an option direct from TC, but they can accommodate several after market designs.

Surprising easy. Fold in half and full send.

The trailer weighs in a little over 1800 lbs and I believe 200 lbs of tongue weight. I am not 100% sure your fridge dimensions, but there is a health space back there and would assume it would be okay, although I think the fridges that open the short way are how its designed. If you are strongly interested, I would recommend you reach out to TC and ask to make sure. The ISO is their largest trailer, they do make smaller, lighter trailers, but not with the motorcycle platform. Hope I was able to answer most of your questions. Let me know if you have any more. - Matt

Good question! In speaking with TC at the show, they were in the process of updating their website with all the specs. I (Matt) would recommend you keep checking back on the TC website for accurate information. That said, I have a 5x10 (Single axle) ORE fully loaded (water, food, all our gear) and it weights about 2200 lbs, with about 200 lbs of tongue weight. I would suspect the ISO would weight around 2000lbs empty. And depending on what you load on the front could vary, but I would imagine it would still be under 3000lbs. They have similar single axle trailers that have a platform upfront to haul one motorcycle or a couple bikes, so if you are considering buying a trailer, they could definitely find one that would work with your two door Jeep. Hope all that made sense, and if not feel free to ask for clarification. Happy adventures.

Awesome! Yes, I think an AC would be necessary in the Florida heat. This Wisconsin kid would melt.

The weight for the ISO is not currently listed on TC's website. I would recommend you contact Todd with TC via phone or email to answer all your questions. TC customer service is hands down one of the best. For pricing jump on their website at www.tcteardrops.com. They have a "build and quote feature that is really nice. Not sure what you mean by off-road frame suspension? All there trailers are sold with a solid torsion axle rated for different loads, depending on what trailer you purchase. We have the ORE model and the trailer goes where every my wrangler goes. (outside of tight switch back or serious rock crawling). Hope that answers your questions. Let me know if you have any others.

You bring up a good point. I personally don't have any experience with this trailer off-road. We have a 5x10 ORE TC with one 3500 axle (derated). Our trailer weighs in around 2000 lbs loaded and handles well on many of the "off-road" trails in Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula. In discussion with the owners of TC on how the ISO handles "off-road", they stated the results are quite pleasant. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. Happy adventuring.

The axles are de rated. I just responded to a similar question, so I copied and pasted the following. “In speaking with TC at the show, they were in the process of updating their website with all the specs. I (Matt) would recommend you keep checking back on the TC website for accurate information. That said, I have a 5x10 (Single derated 3500 axle) ORE fully loaded (water, food, all our gear) and it weights about 2200 lbs, with about 200 lbs of tongue weight. I would suspect the ISO would weight around 2000lbs empty. And depending on what you load on the front could vary, but I would imagine it would still be under 3000lbs.”

@@FreysOnTheSide Gotcha. I'm very interested in the specs. Thanks for the quick response to my questions. Like your video content. Keep going!

Thanks for the positive feedback on our video content. We have really enjoyed sharing stories of adventure, outdoors, camping, family travel and overlanding. On a serious note, the TC team has outstanding customer service and if you are curious about the specs and are honestly contemplating the ISO trailer or another TC model, I recommend you reach out the them. Cut to the chase and air out all your questions. Tell them Frey's On The Side sent you. info@tcteardrops.com Office: (715) 842-0920 ask for Todd.

About 6’-7” long by 5’ wide.

Life in the teardrop. We have a collapsible sink and portable toilet. Personally we do not enjoy dealing with grey and black water tanks.

Makes a lot of sense, typically the trailers tent to react a bit slower to the tow vehicle making tiles mistakes and less over correcting.

@@FreysOnTheSide I see a huge difference when backing up a double axle 17 foot trailer as opposed to a single axle. Even with utility trailers it's a lot easier.

Be sure to keep an eye on TC’s webpage. I know they where working on getting the ISO uploaded as an option. I will also keep an eye on it and look to drop another comment. I believe the base price is 15k and you build it out from there. The TC website has it set up to build it how you wish and see the bottom dollar.