not to mention the trailer would be nice if you had say a couple 3 kids traveling as well
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You also don't have to make up the whole car when you are out on daily excursions if you have the trailer. It gets to stay in place while you drive to the trailhead or whatever you've got planned.
gglockner
Member
Any updates about a wiki or database? I like the early suggestion from @ohmman and would like to add my own:
I’m willing to help.
- Unhitching not needed. Most trailers will not block traffic. Pull-through where you can exit without backing.
- Unhitching not needed. Most trailers will not block traffic. Pull-in where you need to backup to exit.
- Need to disconnect but safe, level trailer parking is nearby
- Can charge without disconnecting but trailer will block traffic or charging stalls
I’m willing to help.
doghousePVD
My grandfather’s car
gglockner
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I didn’t mention PlugShare because I find its trailer info more wrong than right.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Plugshare, despite being owned by EVgo, is actually crowdsourced. Trailer info probably just needs people to learn about how to log the correct info.
Nice reminder! Perry, OK Supercharger has 6 pull in forward stalls with lots of parking lot available behind. When I checked this afternoon it wasn’t listed as Trailer Friendly. I asked PlugShare to update the site listing via the Report button. When I checked back a few minutes later it had been done.
That was easy. 
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Usually you don't use the Report button, but the Edit button and make the change yourself. I have had less good luck with the Report button
Hi Randy,
I’ve looked and looked. Can you tell us where the edit button is that allows us to update a location to “Trailer Friendly”? Thanks
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Interesting, OK, perhaps that isn't a setting that can be edited, although I haven't been able to find a local charger that has Trailer Friendly set. Do you see the edit button in that row of buttons below the Check-In button? Not all sites are editable. And not all sites that are editable allow you to change all the details. You can usually change the name and location on the map of a Supercharger, but the number of stalls is set by Tesla for example although many are completely unchangeable. For those you do need to use the Report feature.
gglockner
Member
Exactly. I realized this before I reopened this thread. PlugShare data is currently not the solution.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Here you go:
| PlugShare Support Team (PlugShare) Jan 11, 2024, 6:05 PM PST Hi, On PlugShare Web, users are able to add this information if the location is available to be edited publicly, 2 options for selection are available. Trailer Friendly - meaning, charging while trailer attached is possible Trailer Parking - meaning, trailer would need to be detached but there is space to do so with general pull thru stalls nearby or other areas. Here is a screenshot of a location: 
We have plans on additing the ability to add these parking/access attributes to the apps soon. In the meantime feel free to report any location through the app that is missing one of these and our editorial team will update the location within 1-2 business days. |
Tesla plans new world’s largest Supercharger, a glimpse at the future of charging
What’s particularly interesting is that 16 of the planned 164 stalls are long pull through stalls. Good for those towing trailers and for Cybertrucks.
This new Supercharger is in central California at the intersection of I5 and state highway 46, near the tiny town of Lost Hills.
There are already hundreds of Supercharger stalls in the the Central Valley of California. This new location is really planning for the future!
What’s particularly interesting is that 16 of the planned 164 stalls are long pull through stalls. Good for those towing trailers and for Cybertrucks.
This new Supercharger is in central California at the intersection of I5 and state highway 46, near the tiny town of Lost Hills.
There are already hundreds of Supercharger stalls in the the Central Valley of California. This new location is really planning for the future!
Misterbee
Member
Sorry, don’t know what happened there.
https://electrek.co/2024/02/12/tesla-plans-new-worlds-largest-supercharger-future-of-charging/
https://electrek.co/2024/02/12/tesla-plans-new-worlds-largest-supercharger-future-of-charging/
ABRP, once you enter the weight of your trailer, will select only chargers that are trailer friendly, I believe, once you click thru those chargers, it'll show you.
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