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Papa · 03-31-2022, 02:16 PM

The labels on my trailer are where I took the recommendation for tire sizes and ratings from. The last time I had to worry about trailer tires (more than 30 years ago) was on our old 29 foot Streamline and it had split rims that scared me every time I had to change a flat.

I liked the idea of getting the Endurance tire for both the load and speed rating even though I wouldn't dream of traveling at 87 mph towing a trailer. Based on everyone's input I have decided to look into the Carlisle RADIAL TRAIL HD
ST235 /85 R16 128L F1 BSB that is available at my local Discount Tire store.

I want to thank everyone for their input.

Larry

03-31-2022, 02:16 PM	#8
Papa Established Member Join Date: May 2021 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 30 M.O.C. #28780	Tire load ratings The labels on my trailer are where I took the recommendation for tire sizes and ratings from. The last time I had to worry about trailer tires (more than 30 years ago) was on our old 29 foot Streamline and it had split rims that scared me every time I had to change a flat. I liked the idea of getting the Endurance tire for both the load and speed rating even though I wouldn't dream of traveling at 87 mph towing a trailer. Based on everyone's input I have decided to look into the Carlisle RADIAL TRAIL HD ST235 /85 R16 128L F1 BSB that is available at my local Discount Tire store. I want to thank everyone for their input. Larry Attached Thumbnails