I'm going with the tires are not big enough for the load. Like wagons on those flimsy 9.35L 15s or 11L15s then with truck tires on the same load the 20's seem to carry it just fine with no problems. On the truck I didn't have trouble with blow outs just would wear the tread off if the tires were not very close to the same tread depth. Another words if you put a new tire against a half worn tire the more worn tire scuffs off the tread as it is trying to keep up with the new deeper tread tire that is rolling along. Saw it real bad on the trailer with those 255R 7022.5 tires. The short one would wear out faster. I got so I relaced them in pairs then saved the best one to match up with a used one from home later to finish wearing out . This helped a lot of tire life. Drive tires which were 11R 24.5's didn't seem to show that problem so much. I suppose it was because of the driving of the wheel from the axle.
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