Yet another tire post!
On the way back from NC traveling South on I 75, my left rear tire blew! Fortunately I was checking the lanes when it happened, as I herd nor felt anything! Did some sheet metal damage, and took out t...
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filrupmark wrote:azdryheat wrote:
I run LT truck tires with great success and without the cost of expensive G rated tires plus the associated rims to mount them on.
We run Bridgestone R-250 Lt tires and have no issues. Very happy with them.
I would have loved to have been able to run LT Load Range E but they aren't rated high enough for my trailer weight. I have 7,000 lbs axles so needed 3,500 lb per tire; most E's are 3,042 lbs only. I am running Sailun Load Range G tires with 4,080 lb capacity and so far they are fantastic. On larger tandem axle trailers you are pretty much forced to go with a G or even an H rated tire in some cases.
