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At 15:27 20 January 2009, jcarlyle wrote:
Ed, My research into this question resulted in me concluding that one should look at the Duro, Maxxis, Denman (in that order) tire brands. Goodyear Marathons are variable. Carlisle are not recommended (note that Carlisle also owns Titan). I chose Duros. Whatever you choose, make SURE that it is an ST tire - this stands for Special Trailer. And DO NOT run them at low pressure - run them at whatever the pressure is that is stamped on the sidewall to get maximum load carrying ability with minimum heat build up. I would Not do this. The pressure marked on the tyre is the maximum permitted inflation pressure. This would not allow the tyre to flex and only the central part of the tyre would be in contact with the road. It would also bounce all over the place on a rough surface. Inflate to the reccomended pressure for the trailer. If not available try 35-40psi If the trailer weighs considerably less than the max tyre load heat build up will not be a problem. Nigel |
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