New tires for my TT

I think you should choose black round ones of the correct size. :)

What is the difference between ST and LT tires for TT's?

Maxxis makes a great tire. When I changed tires on the trailer this spring my tire guy recommended a different brand, He said Maxxis are good, but he would guarantee his tire for three years + ...So far tires have been great, always check pressure before we leave, and do not go over 65, and check(inspect) tires before we leave. Buy from a reputable dealer who stands buy what he sells..

take your TT to a tire dealer and have them check the TT weight and add 2000 lbs to that for a tire rating. you have "c's" now and I would go to at least a 8 ply, ten ply would be a lot better. might save you from some nasty blow outs during the summer heat. and find out the air pressure to use in the new tires for the weight you are towing, check the max MPH rating for that tire also. most are 65 mph rated. be a good idea to not go over that speed.

IMO and experience Maxxis makes the best ST tire available at this time.

4a,

Your question is like the proverbal "which oil is best" question. You'll get a myriad of responses here.

I have the exact same tire size as you do, I went with The Hercules Power STR, radials, in Load Range D, only $3 more per tire!

I like them a lot, and I'm sure they will last me a LONG time.

Regardless of what brand you choose:

1) before you go on any trips, inflate them COLD to the maximum stated sidewall pressure.
2) Be VERY careful not to wack any curbs or big pot holes with them if possible.
3) Keep them covered and park on wood planks when your storing the trailer between camping trips
4) Most trailer tires are speed rated to 65mph! Do not exceed that for any extended period of time or you will overheat and weaken your new tires and they will eventually fail.

This is just my .02 for what it's worth. There will be some difference of opinion on some of my points, and that's OK, it's just what works for me.

Good luck!

I replaced all my TrailAmerica Tires with Maxxis and have been really happy so far!

WoodGlue