Posted by Wemedeeres on September 10, 2014 at 13:49:30 from (24.111.61.68):
In Reply to: OT-tire question posted by Nancy Howell on September 10, 2014 at 13:41:29:
Sadly he is correct, I had the same thing happen to my tandem axle car trailer, one tire the tread peeled off and one of the others had a big goose egg on the side wall. My tire guy told me that trailer tires are not as high quality as car and truck tires, as well as they tend to go bad from sitting parked in one spot for too long especially if they have a load on them. It kind of makes sense now when I see boat trailers up on blocks with no tires on them and camper trailers sitting at resorts with those wheel covers over the tires.
He also told me the goose egg was a broken chord caused by hitting a curb or from turning too tight with a load on.
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