Trailer tires

[Cheese]

Looking for new tires on the 18' bass boat trailer (single axle Oklahoma). 215/75R14

I have searched the forum. It seems Carlisle are good? Any info on the Mastertrack? The price makes me think they are junk.

[SteveM4A1]

Here is some reading:

http://www.bbcboards.net/showthread.php?t=661855

I just bought a set of the Maxxis M8008s because of a recent flat. Don't have any miles on them yet, however. On a single axle trailer though, I would step up to a load range D tire, i.e. Maxxis UE168. Lots of people just run LT tires on their trailers though, like Kumho 857s. Just stay away from Chinese junk and you should be ok.

[Gambler3.0]

I've had great luck with Loadstars. Ditto on the Chinese junk, all they are good for is destroying your trailer fenders.

[peter]

Do a search for trailer tires in the search box near the top middle of the page. There have been a few discussions.

[crappiepappy]

Do a search for trailer tires in the search box near the top middle of the page. There have been a few discussions.

OR ... just scroll down to the bottom of the page & you'll see a menu block of "similar threads" where trailer tires are discussed.

... pappy

[peter]

OR ... just scroll down to the bottom of the page & you'll see a menu block of "similar threads" where trailer tires are discussed. ... pappy

Thanks pappy. Never used that for a quick search.

[hairball]

Go to your local Goodyear dealer and tell him you want the tires that Goodyear just released for sale to the public last year. U-haul contracted with Goodyear to make a really beefy tire that would stand up to the abuse that their customers dish out. They were made exclusively for U-haul. As a matter of fact, the ones I put under my TR-21 with a single axle last year say right on the sidewall - property of uhaul, not for public sale or something to that effect. I would go outside and get the name of them for you but I'm in the hospital right now. I'm hoping to get out tomorrow - I'll try to remember to get you the name.

[hairball]

Go to your local Goodyear dealer and tell him you want the tires that Goodyear just released for sale to the public last year. U-haul contracted with Goodyear to make a really beefy tire that would stand up to the abuse that their customers dish out. They were made exclusively for U-haul. As a matter of fact, the ones I put under my TR-21 with a single axle last year say right on the sidewall - property of uhaul, not for public sale or something to that effect. I would go outside and get the name of them for you but I'm in the hospital right now. I'm hoping to get out tomorrow - I'll try to remember to get you the name.

HMG2020. Check 'em out here:http://simpletire.com/goodyear-st205...20026010-tires