Karrier ST tires.. Problems ???
Both blew out within 5000 miles of each other. Tread was good and alignment good and trailer not overloaded. Tire pressures checked and good. These tires have an 8 ply rating (1600lb) load rating. Sav...
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Personally, If my trailer was a single axle trailer like most teardrops and utility trailers are, I would run regular passenger tires on it and not worry about ST tires, You do not have to worry about the tire sidewall bending when making a sharp turn, don't have a 65mph speed limit, the sizes are easily available anywhere in the country, and probably most important you DO have millions of miles of "product testing" my millions of people. JMO. :)
That being said, I run Maxxis M8008 ST tires on my travel trailer and have since 2010. Just ordered another set last week. The previous three sets of tires were Goodyear Marathons. Never had a single problem with any of them.
Barney
That being said, I run Maxxis M8008 ST tires on my travel trailer and have since 2010. Just ordered another set last week. The previous three sets of tires were Goodyear Marathons. Never had a single problem with any of them.
Barney
