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I cant really comment on the g rated trailer tires but after going through about 6 trailer tires while the meant to be temporary truck tire survived i'm seriously thinking of putting e rated truck tires on all our trailers Both front trailer tires come off the ground, even with the cruiser loaded Something highway style straight tread vs at
Nevertheless, my problems lie with 14.5” tires in general I know the 17.5’s are way overkill for the. We actually have another trailer running 14.5’s since 1995, but mostly local trips
The first blow out i suffered was in 2006
My tires were old and dry, at that point and i took them on a long highway trip in high temperatures When i got home, i. The tires still hold air fine, but are now well over ten years old and i simply don't trust them Low profile trailer tires for 16 wheels
Jump to latest 31k views 11 replies 8 participants last post by k5runner@hotmail.com oct 30, 2010 idasho discussion starter After the purchase i realized it had mobile home axles/wheels The axles are dexter 5200# axles and seem to be in good shape with multileaf springs All 4 tires are deestone d902 14.5 trailer tires (not mobile.
A tandem axle, dual wheel trailer actually spreads the weight over more surface area (8 tires) versus a triple axle single wheel trailer, though i don't see that making a big difference unless you are trying to drive in grass or dirt a lot.
I bought 14k gvwr equipment trailer and it has e rated truck tires on it (that's what it came with) In addtion to what size you guys are running, those with heavy duty trailers and 16 wheels, what size are your tires? I’m building a multi use trailer to haul my 4 runner and firewood It’s going to be 18 ft with twin 7,000lb axles
My original plan was to run 235 85 16 truck tires since trailer tires suck Then i started looking at 215 75 17.5’s and 235 75 17.5’s
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