Posted by Jiles on August 04, 2014 at 17:33:32 from (69.137.29.28):
I inherited a 16 foot two axle trailer. It had been used for many years to haul smaller tractors and has a white oak rough sawed floor.
The tires and axles are made from a house trailer and the 14 1/2" tires are badly dry rotted. They are two piece rims in that you remove the outer part of the rim-with tire mounted- from the center part that is attached to the hub by a center nut.
I know where I can buy some like new tires, but have been told this type tire is not legal for an equipment trailer, in some states???
Can someone advise me as to what my best options are?
Would be nice to find a standard size tire and conventional rim that would mount to my axles.
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