Another Tire Question
Wal-Mart is an attractive place to buy tires because of the ability to get warranty work anywhere in the US. My 225 75R/15 Westlake OEM tires are almost 3 years old, have between 20K and 30K miles on...
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Carlisle Trail USA's is a old tech bias ply tire and has one of the longest complaints record on NHTSA tire complaint website. Their better suited for a lawn service trailer that used around town at sub highway speeds.
Carlisle has a Radial Trail HD that is their newest and best tire for RV trailers that see lots of open road use at normal speeds.
You sure don't need a load E tire at 2850 = 11450 lbs capacity on that size trailer. Trailers unlike our trucks can be over tired for best long term reliability.
The D tire at 2540 = 10160 lb capacity which is way above your trailers 4000-4200 lb axle load requirements. All your trailer needs is a tire with 10-15 percent reserve capacity above axle ratings and can be ran at max pressures as Carlisle warranty specifies.
Carlisle has a Radial Trail HD that is their newest and best tire for RV trailers that see lots of open road use at normal speeds.
You sure don't need a load E tire at 2850 = 11450 lbs capacity on that size trailer. Trailers unlike our trucks can be over tired for best long term reliability.
The D tire at 2540 = 10160 lb capacity which is way above your trailers 4000-4200 lb axle load requirements. All your trailer needs is a tire with 10-15 percent reserve capacity above axle ratings and can be ran at max pressures as Carlisle warranty specifies.
