View Poll Results: Shortest Trailer tire life
0-5 Miles



3
13.64%
6-10 miles



2
9.09%
11-1,000 Miles



6
27.27%
1,001-5,000 Miles



5
22.73%
5,001-10,000 Miles



4
18.18%
10,001 + Miles



2
9.09%
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Shortest tire life
#1
Ok, I want to see if anyone can beat my mileage for the shortest life span.
I just puton 6 brand new Carlisles.
Yes I know, they are already not the best, but if you would have seen the last set that had over 10,000 miles on them you will understand why I went with them. Besides, I did not want ot spend major bucks since I hope to be replacing all hte axles with 5,200lb and will need to go with 15" tires then.
I just puton 6 brand new Carlisles.
Yes I know, they are already not the best, but if you would have seen the last set that had over 10,000 miles on them you will understand why I went with them. Besides, I did not want ot spend major bucks since I hope to be replacing all hte axles with 5,200lb and will need to go with 15" tires then.
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#3
Carlisles SUCK, I bought four brand new tires at the beginning of the season and walked the tread off three of the four by the end of the season accouple years ago. Less then 1000 miles.
I've always found bias ply to last the longest. Atleast not blow out!!
I've always found bias ply to last the longest. Atleast not blow out!!
Last edited by FOUNTAINATLAST; 06-12-2005 at 10:55 PM.
#5
Man...I don't feel so bad. I bought a new boat/ trailer a couple years ago that had them. approx 1,500 miles before the tread came completely off one. Went and bought 5 new radials that week.
#8
Originally Posted by t500hps
If Carlisle Rubber Co. decided to make condoms instead of tires....every girl in high school would be pregnant before graduation!
#9
There are several threads out there on the Carlisle tires. Around 5 years ago, Goodyear made tires for Carlisle and those are the ones that they (we) had trouble with. I blew 5 of 6 with less than 5,000 miles on them.
I went with bias ply because most of the heavy equipment trailers around here use them and if you shred a bias ply, you don't a have a steal belt flopping around tearing up your trailer or the side of your boat.
I went with bias ply because most of the heavy equipment trailers around here use them and if you shred a bias ply, you don't a have a steal belt flopping around tearing up your trailer or the side of your boat.
#10
I know everyone has there own opinions, but from someone in the Tire business,, a steel belted radial will out last, out preform, have a better wear pattern, run cooler, etc,, than a Bias Tire. There are a lot of options out there, but the Goodyear Marathon is the best I have found.
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