G rated trailer tires
My question is simple. No brand wars. Your opinions on whether "any" G rated 14ply tire is better than any E rated 10ply tire regardless of cost or brand. In other words, would you take the cheapest G...
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KKELLER14K wrote:
I'm pretty convinced that the safety of the G tire itself pays for itself. Regardless of load, I'm not looking forward to having tire failures. Ok flats happen and a TPMS would also be on my wish list. My whole point of this post was to point out that if your going to go to the trouble of an upgrade, what would most of you do? I did some measuring and a slight lift will be necessary to accommodate the larger profile but I already was prepared for suspension upgrades. I am building this RV from the frame up so this is where we start.. where the rubber meets the road.
I understand what you are saying. I have G rated tires. However G is not a quality rating it is a load rating.
While I do agree a little excess margin can be a good thing.
A quality steel carcass G tire is no better than a quality steel carcass E tire assuming they are both being used within their ratings.
If you are convinced G is better why stop there? Why no get the ultimate H rated tires!!!
