Rear axel brakes hot??

I know this trailer was pulled south a few times but they look like new.
When we got the trailer I checked the brakes out. They were working at all for.
Am about to get the wheel off. Will keep you posted as to the code and make.

bucky wrote:
Were G rated tires being used in 2009?

Yes, my previous 2004 Mobile Suites 36RE3 came with G-rated Goodyear G614 RST tires as original equipment.

Rusty

The G614 load G tires were in use back in the late '90s/early '00s and were very problematic.
Some time in the '08/'09 era Goodyear re-did the G614 and now they have a much better reliability reputation.
Looking around the net at all the different rv/non rv heavy trailering forums the G614 have fewer complaints now.

The 16" Sailun S637 load G at 4080 lb is a excellent tire for heavy trailers.

Were G rated tires being used in 2009?

Rear wheel brakes could be adjusted too tight so that they drag all the time

Rear wheel brakes could be only ones getting voltage and doing all the braking or majority of braking.......bad connections/wring to front axle brakes OR front axle brakes NOT adjusted

G614 tire blowing
Look like new BUT what is the DOT date code......4 digit number on inside sidewall

EX: DOT U2LL LMLR 5107
5107 date code
51st week of 07

New to you trailer........are tires OEM and 2009 vintage??
IF so they are 7 yrs old and you are luck it blew while stationary

Mine on 2007 5vr blew while traveling. 3 1/2 yr old.....Goodyear had some BAD batches 2006/2007
$3000 damage....Goodyear paid

So check the Date Code.
Might need all new tires plus spare

IF so
Check out Sailun S637 ----'G' Rated tires (4080#/110psi)
Alternatives to Goodyear G614s
Good reviews/ratings.higher capacity and CHEAPER