Trailor Tires

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2014/04/03 20:50:44 (permalink)

Trailor Tires

What would you guys recommend for 5.30-12 tires?
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    BIGHEAD_1
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/04/04 04:10:22 (permalink)
     Hey Ed call dockside marine.  They have a bunch listed on craigslist. just bought a couple ONE HECK OF A DEAL   here is the number (724) 775-4289
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    chauncy
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/04/04 09:07:12 (permalink)
    Stay away from carlyle tires. They suck.
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    eyesandgillz
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/04/04 10:49:05 (permalink)
    What Chauncy said (at least from the reviews I have read).
     
    These get good reviews. http://www.etrailer.com/Tires-and-Wheels/Kenda/AM30820.html
     
    I think Walmart sells Loadstar/Kenda and they are made in the USA (at least some of them).
     
    How big is your boat/weight and what speed rating do you want?  ST's are rated 65 mph max., I think.
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    Eman89so
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/04/04 11:20:37 (permalink)
    16.5 deep v. And 65mph would be fine for top speed
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    Eman89so
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/05/05 12:52:26 (permalink)
    Kudos Eman, more folks should pay closer attention to their trailer tires. I replace mine every 3 years. Trailer tires aren't designed for the life of a car/truck tire and mileage kills them, not as often as the sun or being overloaded. I'd recommend getting the highest weight rating you can find in your size...

    Curiosity killed the cat, but for awhile I was a suspect.
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/05/12 14:30:47 (permalink)
    380 Auction sells them. I think they're all made in China these days. 

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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/06/21 20:52:02 (permalink)
    I bought some sports track tires and they came from a tire store.  It was the only brand that they carried.   Less than 200 miles  and the cords were showing through right down the center of the tire.  Had to fight with 2 managers to get them to replace them.  No matter what tires I buy they only last a year and I replace them.  Fishing and hunting close to 200 days a year tires don't last long.   
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    Re: Trailor Tires 2014/06/29 20:52:57 (permalink)
    I have mobile home tires ( used ), been running them for 10 years. No issues yet.
     
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