Tire pressure
Our Casita has one axle. The tire on the left is a newer Hi-Run load range E with max cold psi 80. The tire on the right is an older (unused) spare Goodyear Marathon load range C with max cold psi 50....
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down home wrote:
I have no idea of the weight rating of the trailer, however.... and especially with only one axle I would replace both wit the next size wheel diameter and the next size up tire size and Weight and speed rating...on heavier aluminum wheels, not steel. If you have15 inch rims go to 16s even 17s and D weight rating tire go to at least G rating, as long as they clear the fenders. Ride height increase of 1 inch will not affect anything. Michelin LT tires have long tire life ratings and warranties and uv resistance. I found out what the hot thin air desert sun can do on the right front tire, at 3500 ft last year.... And in 2002 to perhaps 2004 lost all four, not at one time, tires on two axles of a boat trailer. Cheap Goodyear Wranglers at the time, from sun and Armorall.
Single axle trailer and "G" tires???????
