[RC] Trailer tires - Kearby Kate G Civ 748 CBSG/OM
10 ply TRAILER tires are the only safe way to go. Trailer
tires take more drag and 'tourqe' than drive tires, even our flat
bed that only hauls hay and stuff only has 10 ply trailer tires, our pickups
that haul the trailers also have 10 ply. Fewer flats, can hold more air
for a smoother safer pull, with better fuel mileage, rarely come apart
like you see happen with so many tires on trailers..... we lent our
back up stock trailer to a guy to move furniture, his hitch tilted the trailer
weird, brakes weren't adjusted right and it blew tires, he replaced them
with wal mart car tires and that was over a year ago... we haven't
put a horse in it since. It's not just your horse's well
being to go with good tires, it's everyone in your vehicle and everyone
on the road with you. Not to mention longer wear and less headaches by
making the Good investment up front. I think I heard that some state
required 10 ply tires on RVs and trailers? Also take your trailer to
someone that knows how to align them.
