Trailer Tire Speeding Rating??
Recently purchased the new-to-us TT in my sig. For piece of mind, I plan to replace the tires in the very near future. Current tires are Rainier ST235/80R16 Load Range E. Since this is not a large ...
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Looks like you have no weight issues with the current set-up, so as you say, no need for LTs just for that.
Before looking at new wheels, check what PSI you would be using in any LTs to meet the weight. You don't fill them all the way no matter what like you do with STs. So your LT proper PSI could be 65 lbs or less anyway, so current wheels would be ok. Don't forget tongue weight takes some of the weight, which helps.
Once you have your LTs at PSI for the weight, if you can then go faster, IMO it would not be any faster with bigger stronger LTs than any LTs that fit now. AFAIK.
Looks like you have no weight issues with the current set-up, so as you say, no need for LTs just for that.
Before looking at new wheels, check what PSI you would be using in any LTs to meet the weight. You don't fill them all the way no matter what like you do with STs. So your LT proper PSI could be 65 lbs or less anyway, so current wheels would be ok. Don't forget tongue weight takes some of the weight, which helps.
Once you have your LTs at PSI for the weight, if you can then go faster, IMO it would not be any faster with bigger stronger LTs than any LTs that fit now. AFAIK.
