I have been reading the multitude of travel trailer tire threads and, embarrassingly, still have a question.We have a Viking 17FQS (single axle) that came with Kenda LoadStar ST 205/75r14 Load Range D and the sticker on the trailer says inflate to 75...
After having to cancel our March camping trip to Nebraska for the sandhill crane migration, we are finally getting away with the trailer for a few days. Heading to Allegheny National Forest, in PA, in search of synchronous fireflies. Have any fellow ...
Yep! Learned my lesson there. No more bombing down backroads pulling the trailer, at 80mph, in 105 degree Texas heat!Garnered a little wisdom in my old age... and a TPMS.
Thanks for the comment, Sjm9911. I think I have settled on staying with the 14" rims and getting the Endurance in the 215/75r14 LR D. My paranoid thinking was just along the lines of, if spending an extra couple hundred bucks would significantly redu...
JIMNLIN - Over the years I have read and respected your opinion on multiple topics. I can certainly appreciate that moving up in load range is not needed, but might it provide a bit extra protection against tire mishaps? The factory "All Terrain Pack...
So comments from Mark Twain and guidry got me doing a little more research. From Discount Tire, it turns out I can get the load range E GY Endurance ST225/75r15 on 15" Liquid Metal Supreme HD steel wheels (rated for 2835 lbs!) for a couple hundred mo...
