Carlisle Radial Trail RH Trailer Tire???
My trailer (Nash 25-S, 1998) needs new tires. The largest tire stores in my area are the Discount Tire Stores & they HIGHLY recommend the NEW Carlisle trailer tires. I'm looking at the 225-75-15-E's...
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DOWNTHEROAD,
It has been recommended to me that the E's have a tougher carcass & for about $10.00 per tire over the cost of D's I thought that might be a good idea, especially, travelling the roads of Alaska for the summer. I do drive on forest dirt roads in eastern AZ. quite a bit & like the idea of a tough carcass.
My wheels do allow for a maximum of 75 LBS. tire pressure as marked on the wheel next to the fill valve.
I was seriously thinking of the Maxxis M8008's which, I had also heard were very good tires. However, there is a thread on this site of Maxxis failures, which, scares me a bit.
Joe F.
It has been recommended to me that the E's have a tougher carcass & for about $10.00 per tire over the cost of D's I thought that might be a good idea, especially, travelling the roads of Alaska for the summer. I do drive on forest dirt roads in eastern AZ. quite a bit & like the idea of a tough carcass.
My wheels do allow for a maximum of 75 LBS. tire pressure as marked on the wheel next to the fill valve.
I was seriously thinking of the Maxxis M8008's which, I had also heard were very good tires. However, there is a thread on this site of Maxxis failures, which, scares me a bit.
Joe F.
