So…. Tire covers are important….
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Trailer Tires
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That is classic separation. Not sure covers would have prevented that. Carlisle are my preferred trailer tire.
It’s 4 years old (2219) and never been on the road. I tore the cover a couple of years ago and just figured the sun had killed it. The 4 on the ground appear good and have been covered but I guess it’s time.
This make 2 trailers in need of tires and 1 needing a new deck after the first of the year. Yay….
This make 2 trailers in need of tires and 1 needing a new deck after the first of the year. Yay….
It never ends….
Trailer tires suck!
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same boat here eith one trailer and it needs welding and new lights / wiring also
Trailer needs 5 tires and a deck, Durango needs 4 tires, 4Runner needs 4 tires, and rzr needs 4 tires. I feel your pain.
LT tires ftw. And cover em.
St tires are not made to last. They aren’t even made to take side loads like a steer tire would see. They aren’t made for mileage like an LT tire is either.
St tires are not made to last. They aren’t even made to take side loads like a steer tire would see. They aren’t made for mileage like an LT tire is either.
Go down to the Polaris dealer and ask them about take offs.
We have a full set tires and wheels. Paid less than 300. Was a few years ago, but still worth a try
That’s what I’m doing. Found some turbo take offs that are 15” wheels with 32’s for $350 about an hour and a half north. It’s still $350 though.
Nice we got like for like but I wouldn't mind 15s
