Posted by ptfarmer on May 30, 2020 at 02:53:13 from (67.11.53.25):
In Reply to: Blown trailer tire posted by David G on May 29, 2020 at 16:29:26:
Radial tires are the worst for trailers, they crack/dry rot, the steel belts get wet, they rust, then BOOM! Me friend who owns a tire shop that also repairs tractor, and heavy equipment tires (his dad started the business in the 1960's) will not recommend a radial trailer tire for bumper pull, and goose neck trailers for the reason I described above. I bought a disk harrow that had LT radials on it, and I heard one of the tires that looked ok just blow up while it was just sitting. Bias trailer tires are out there (you usually have to order them), but most tire shops won't stock them because they want the money from replacing all the blown out radial trailer tires that they sold you last time.
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