Another tire question!
Sorry about this, but I have yet another tire question! When I bought my new "vintage" trailer back in '01, it came with wide whitewall tires to go with the vintage theme. I replaced them 5 or 6 yea...
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Steve B. wrote:
Sorry about this, but I have yet another tire question! When I bought my new "vintage" trailer back in '01, it came with wide whitewall tires to go with the vintage theme. I replaced them 5 or 6 years later with the same tires, from a manufacturer providing tires to the vintage car market, made from the original molds. Now I'm replacing again. I see that trailer tires cannot be used on cars. What about the opposite, car tires used on trailers? I have not had any issues with the tires or towing, but I'd like to do the right thing. I can go without whitewalls if need be.
Check this out:
Trailer Tires vs. Passenger Vehicle Tires
There are differences in the driving requirements between the tires on your trailer and those on the car or light truck you used to tow it. Therefore there are distinct differences between the way trailer tires and tow vehicle tires are engineered.
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