75mph ST tire
I offer this only as info for the always entertaining and ongoing argument....ooops, I mean "discussion" regarding tires. I was out this morning shopping for a new horse trailer, so of course I looke...
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Lynnmor wrote:RinconVTR wrote:
If you feel LT's are better for you, great. Good luck finding them in 14" and 15"...and make sure your wheels and stems can handle the high PSI you now have to run.
Love my 15" USA, LT, Goodyear Wrangler HT's. :B
Come on man...keep up.
How many times have I said LT for TRAILER SERVICE....ONLY.
You sir, have mounted an all season LT tire on your trailer never intended for trailer service. That, in my opinion is no different than mounting a P rated tire because you are using it for something it was never designed for.
And try to tell me LT's are tested more than P tires...and then why you think this is ok, but not in reverse. The aurgument is the same! What a silly debate...OEM tire "test specs". The Google experts can post in red or blue (or whatever color) all they want...its being ignored cause its nothing but internet squawk. And they will ignore me. That's how it works. We move on.
But in regards to this specific tire, find one trailer OEM mounting these on a new trailer or ANY tire OEM who recommends using these in trailer service and you might get my attention. Until then...
