My Moto Hobo life

Are you sure your axle is only 800 lb, double check by looking on axle itself rather than trailer plate. Most axles are at least 1000lb, if a dexter axle you can find 4 digit part number on the axle hub and look up rating from there. If your axle diameter is 1.5” or greater than you probably have a minimum of 2000lb rating
 
Since torsion flex axle rated at 1000lbs then that is your limit unless the GVWR plate on trailer is lower. Trailer framing could be rated for a lower amount if real light weight beams used. Upgraded trailer tires are always a good idea to reduce sidewall flex and helps with trailer tracking behind tow vehicle
 
It may still rub/chirp badly on bumps and corners etc if you have torsion bar suspension.
 
You should keep the tire with you. Everyone has a car jack of some kind that you can borrow to switch tires with on the side of the road. A spare tire is much harder to find. Just a thought.
 
I also gave up hope of Best Buy getting my Dell laptop repaired anytime soon so I bought a ”cheaper” Acer Aspire 3 at Walmart last night.
They had a decent sale: US$359 for 15” 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Intel Core5 CPU.

I've been using my phone since I moved out last month so is nice to have a bigger screen, touch pad etc.
 
Pity you are maybe too big for this going by your preferred color scheme and Tribal motifs to boot!
It is a better Orange match than your belly pan too!