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No, and this is the one to get right before ordering. It works by driving the good wheel of a tandem pair up the ramp, which lifts its neighbour clear of the ground. A single-axle trailer has no second wheel to climb with, so you are back to a jack.
Safer than winding a bottle jack into a soft gravel shoulder, which is the usual roadside alternative. Chock the wheels on the other side first, leave the van hitched to the tow vehicle, and never put any part of yourself under something held up only by a ramp.
Yes. This handles a flat on a tandem axle and nothing else. A wheel bearing, a brake job, or any work at all on a single-axle trailer still needs a proper jack and stands. Think of it as the quick roadside fix that gets you moving again.

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