LT tire outside and inside edges wearing
Currently have Bridgestone Duravis LT tires on our 5th wheel. The tires are 3 years old and they are the best tires that I’ve had on the trailer. The tires have a lot of tread left, but the outside ...
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But they're both rated for nearly the same weight. Maybe that would explain why the "E" rated ST tires are such junk. Simply not strong enough for the load because they are over rated. That's why I don't see any problem not sticking to ST tires, or putting tires that are rated for lower weights, such as LT tires, as long as they will carry the actual weight of the trailer.
The "E" rated ST tire was rated for around 3400 lbs. and the "G" rated LT tire was rated for around 3700 lbs. Only 300 lbs. difference, but worlds apart in terms of construction and actual carrying capacity.
The "E" rated ST tire was rated for around 3400 lbs. and the "G" rated LT tire was rated for around 3700 lbs. Only 300 lbs. difference, but worlds apart in terms of construction and actual carrying capacity.
