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My boy is one of largest Trailer Dealers in Nevada. He suggests a 16 Inch tire = if it will fit.
He sells a lot of 235/85/16 E tires and rims for retro fit (About a $160.00 deal for racers at races). If you order a new trailer = spec it for 16 tires so they put a fender on it that has adequate clearance (Some Manufactures use fenders with minimal clearance). The G rated tires are readily available in 16 235/85 size and that is what we run on everything...... another 20 to 25 a tire but worth it to me out here in the Desert. We use Race Ramps or put the Dually truck on Rhino Ramps ( Not our Bus ) if needed but the height difference is not that much. When you buy a trailer.......Look for Dexter Axles! The Chinese axles are.......Cr*p! Never run a Trailer Tire OVER 5 years or you are risking you life IMO! We never run our personal trailers over 2 to 3 years.......Saves a lot of problems Generally the tires are date coded....I have seen some Dealers with a 2 or even 3 years old tires on new trailers!
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John Irving 741 Stock 741 Super Stock Last edited by GTX JOHN; 05-13-2018 at 03:59 AM. |
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