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Trailer tires want opinions
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<blockquote data-quote="Nesikep" data-source="post: 1186796" data-attributes="member: 9096"><p>I heard it's well worth getting 14 ply rated tires for the trailer, yes, they do cost more, but they will outlast E rated tires by far. My trailer came with some GARBAGE radial trailer tires, I've had about 3 flats in EACH tire and I've only had them 2 years, they just really hold on to the gravel and it'll just work it's way into them in no time. </p><p>Truck tires are OK too as long as they have the rating needed. I need new tires on both my truck and trailer, I'm looking at about a $1400 bill</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nesikep, post: 1186796, member: 9096"] I heard it's well worth getting 14 ply rated tires for the trailer, yes, they do cost more, but they will outlast E rated tires by far. My trailer came with some GARBAGE radial trailer tires, I've had about 3 flats in EACH tire and I've only had them 2 years, they just really hold on to the gravel and it'll just work it's way into them in no time. Truck tires are OK too as long as they have the rating needed. I need new tires on both my truck and trailer, I'm looking at about a $1400 bill [/QUOTE]
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