Not to my knowledge…we use them a lot on our tactical vehicles (military). They are heavier and our need to not get stuck and get out of a hot spot are a bit different then the need to have them on a trailer.Not sure I would spend the money or take the weight penalty for them on my bass boat trailer. I have gotten a flat on the right rear tire before and would have never known it if someone didnt pull up next to me and tell me. Luckily it had just happened so I was able to just plug it, fill it with air and continue home.If you are worried about the same I suggest you carry a plug kit and and air pump in the tow vehicle. Or you could spend a bit more and have a tire pressure system installed on your trailer tires with the monitor in your tow vehicle.Personally I would just carry the plug kit and pump and not worry too much about it.Just my 2 centsJamey
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