Triple axle tires ...help
Got a 1996 38' HR 15000gvwr moving it 900 miles end of april. It needs new tires and so I'm finding myself in the middle of an apparently age old controversy of LT vs ST. Unfortunately I didn't reali...
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I can think of a few things.
1. Check the trailers gross weights, and then do the math. Calculate the max weight on each tire.
2. Get the max rating for the tires you bought.
3. Transport the trailer "dry" or totally empty, if you are under per tire you're ok.
4. Have both you and your transporter sign a piece of paper (make 2 copies) that simply state the max speed rating of the tires and if he has a blowout, he is responsible to pay for any and all damages. That should hold up in court.
Good luck!
1. Check the trailers gross weights, and then do the math. Calculate the max weight on each tire.
2. Get the max rating for the tires you bought.
3. Transport the trailer "dry" or totally empty, if you are under per tire you're ok.
4. Have both you and your transporter sign a piece of paper (make 2 copies) that simply state the max speed rating of the tires and if he has a blowout, he is responsible to pay for any and all damages. That should hold up in court.
Good luck!
