Car Trailer Tires
I only run radials on my two 18-foot tandem axle 7,000 lbs. car haulers.
I use Denman 205/75R-15 6-ply (Load Range C). I have had both of my trailers for 5 years now and they sit outside in the open elements year round and they get well used in all four seasons. I never had any problems yet.
I always keep the inflated pressures set to the maximum for my tires (50 psi max.).
When I'm not using the trailers to haul my vehicles here or there, I use them for hauling scrap metal to the "local" recyclers.
Don't worry, our 1963 Ford F-100 is powered by a 1989 roller cam Dodge 360 backed by a T/F-727. The Ford truck 9" rear axle is soon to be replaced with an A-body 8-3/4" with Doctor Diff aftermarket 5 x 4.5" axles.
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I only run radials on my two 18-foot tandem axle 7,000 lbs. car haulers.
I use Denman 205/75R-15 6-ply (Load Range C). I have had both of my trailers for 5 years now and they sit outside in the open elements year round and they get well used in all four seasons. I never had any problems yet.
I always keep the inflated pressures set to the maximum for my tires (50 psi max.).
When I'm not using the trailers to haul my vehicles here or there, I use them for hauling scrap metal to the "local" recyclers.
Don't worry, our 1963 Ford F-100 is powered by a 1989 roller cam Dodge 360 backed by a T/F-727. The Ford truck 9" rear axle is soon to be replaced with an A-body 8-3/4" with Doctor Diff aftermarket 5 x 4.5" axles.
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