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16 trailer tires 10 ply E vs 14ply G - Pirate 4x4 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 Something highway style straight tread vs AT Seems new camper are offering truck tires as a $600-1000 upgrade at time of purchase now so maybe manufactures are starting
Mobile Home Axle Conversion - Pirate 4x4 The tires discussed below have “Trailer Service” on the sidewall I cut the welded 12x2 MH brakes off, and welded on flanges to use standard Dexter 12x2 bolt on backing plates for ease of service
8-14. 5 trailer tire options? - Pirate 4x4 The tires still hold air fine, but are now well over ten years old and I simply don't trust them The rims are the old Dexter style open hub 14 5's, and take an 8-14 5 tire
Decent 8-14. 5 trailer tires? - Pirate 4x4 I picked up a 16+2' Hooper trailer this week, standard bumper pull that was probably built in the mid 90's Apparently, it used to be an option that you could buy the trailers with either Dexter mobile home style axles or standard 6-lug axles This one came with mobile home style axles, and
what TRAILER tires are you guys with heavy loads running? I'm also curious 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?
Low profile trailer tires for 16 wheels? - Pirate 4x4 Low profile trailer tires for 16" wheels? Jump to Latest 30K views 11 replies 8 participants last post by K5runner@hotmail com Oct 30, 2010 IDASHO Discussion starter
Tire experts. . . any legit difference between trailer tire types? Is there any legitimate difference in build quality durability in a "mobile home" marked tire versus one marked "trailer tire"? I know there is a lot of rumor and speculation regarding the legality of using "MH only" marked tires, but that's not really what I am asking I am simply curious if a
8-14. 5s vs 9-14. 5s? - Pirate 4x4 Local tire shop has used 8 9-14 5 trailer tires in good shape for the same price, but the majority of the 8s are all marked "MH use only" I would like to get LT marked tires, and can get a matching set of 9-14 5s in very good shape for around $135