Audiofn

Ok start with the wize azz comments..... ok I will get most of them off for you guys...... Why do you need tires it just sits there anyhow...... Why you need tires, oh must be for your friends boat....

I have a 30 foot formula dry weight about 7,000-7500 pounds on a C channel heavy duty galvy trailer probably weights at leaste another 1000 if not 1500lbs. This is a dual axel trailer and I have 15" rims. What does everyone think that my best bet is for tires?

Jon

mama tryed

What's up Jon?

How ya do'in?
using 15's is going to limit your amount of choices, in a high ply tire. The Goodyear Marathon, ST225/75R15 is a 8ply with 2540lbs per tire load capacity, with a nice strong bead. you should be able to get them for around 80 to 85 dollars per tire.

Mitch

fred

I run that same size and brand tire (Goodyear Marathon) on my trailer hauling my 40' Excalibur Hawk....so far no problems.....Fred

Audiofn

Doing well Mitch how about you. Work work work makes audio a dull boy..... I will see if I can find any of those this week in my travels. What should I have gone with 16's? I was going to go with 16's but I thought that I would have clearence issues. I am fairly sure that I did not however.... I will double check when I get back to the shop later today.

Jon

birdog

I think solid rubber tires would be best...They dont "flat spot" after sitting for YEARS !

Somebody had to do it.....

mopower

Two words "Goodyear Marathon" plain and simple

RHC

lNope,, thats not what ya need ,,, I was up at Lake Winni last week and I think for your needs ya should get some

750X15,, 6ply sidewall ,, studded snow tires,,,

I here the ramps are slippery this time of year!!!

RHC

LapseofReason

I have one new Goodyear, make offer.

Too Old

....must be getting close.......

Any tire's fine if you sell every few months.

birdog

Ahh....The EXPERT is in the house !................