What tires?
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My trailer tires are 12 years old and although they look ok are past when they should be replaced. They are radials, ST225/75R15, Tow-Master brand.
What brand does everyone like? What should I stay away from?
Thanks,
What brand does everyone like? What should I stay away from?
Thanks,
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I just put four tow masters on the trailer for my cc on the way out of town this weekend, the four goodyears looked great had plenty of tread left, but I had one delaminate about four exits northbound and was not taking any chances.
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For the size you have, I'd put some Goodyear Marathons on it and not have to worry about them.
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#7
True but by the time you factor in their shipping they arent any better than anybody else.
discount tire is pretty good and fast shipping. Found a couple for you, dont know if you need load range E but I would reccomend it, the first tire is a carlisle. Me personally if you have a boat that weighs over 5 grand I would go with an E, because by the time you factor in trailer, fuel etc, your getting up there
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...w=false&cs=225
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...w=false&cs=225
here the tow master load range D, if your under 5 grand then these would probably work. Also keep in mind how many axles you have
discount tire is pretty good and fast shipping. Found a couple for you, dont know if you need load range E but I would reccomend it, the first tire is a carlisle. Me personally if you have a boat that weighs over 5 grand I would go with an E, because by the time you factor in trailer, fuel etc, your getting up there
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...w=false&cs=225
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...w=false&cs=225
here the tow master load range D, if your under 5 grand then these would probably work. Also keep in mind how many axles you have
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It is a Velocity 280 with a two axel trailer. The original tires are D rated and while I never had any problems I am thinking of going with E rated as the dry weight of the boat is 4,800#.
Thanks,
Thanks,
#9
It seems manufactures like to get away with giving the smallest tire available I would go E they are not anymore money. Your boat weighs 4800 plus 2 for a trailer, than add gear and fuel you could be close to 8-9lbs. GO E, those carlisles I posted would work great.



