205s to 215a
The trailer came with 205/75r14 tires load range C. I can get a deal on 215/75r14s load range D. Anybody see any issues?
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I am not into the " China-bomb" thing as to where the tires were made exactly. There are good tires and bad tires, wherever they are made for different companies.
My new trailer tires are "Carlisle" brand, but these are not the previous "Carlisle" tires that had a bad reputation.
These newer ones are actually just fine.
Anyway, after the war, Bull Halsey joined Carlisle Tire in New York City. Even though I am more of a Spruance fan, I figure if these tires are good enough for Bull Halsey, they are good enough for me.
( If you have no clue who these people were, you need to get clued in badly, to know how we got to where we are.)
My new trailer tires are "Carlisle" brand, but these are not the previous "Carlisle" tires that had a bad reputation.
These newer ones are actually just fine.
Anyway, after the war, Bull Halsey joined Carlisle Tire in New York City. Even though I am more of a Spruance fan, I figure if these tires are good enough for Bull Halsey, they are good enough for me.
( If you have no clue who these people were, you need to get clued in badly, to know how we got to where we are.)
