Posted by sotxbill on July 27, 2022 at 08:39:38 from (172.56.88.231):
In Reply to: Tire rant posted by rrman61 on July 27, 2022 at 07:30:50:
lots of suspicions... turning sharp with a load causes tire scuffing, which seems to break the belts and cause the tires to come apart internally. So,, with a loaded trailer, never do sharp hairpin turns and drag the tires sideways... or the tire will start to breakdown and come apart in the next 12 months or less.
changed all trailer tires from e rated to g rated tires for around 35 more a tire. These tires take up to 120lbs, but I run them at 90 lbs on my E rated rims so I dont split a rim. Have not had any of the many many failures that I was having with the e rated tires. so far, very good. The G rated 14 plys are built the same as the 22.5 simi tires. Any tire that gets a slow leak, must be repaired immediately, as the leak will go through the belts and start the tire separating. Must be patched and not plugged. Airing up the tire over and over will pretty much guarantee its gonna blow as it will start to separate. And my bil runs all carlyle tires and has good luck with them. And every time I run them they are horrible.
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