Posted by kcm.MN on April 05, 2023 at 18:47:49 from (174.199.34.149):
In Reply to: Trailer sidewall posted by JimS on April 05, 2023 at 15:52:23:
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I highly agree with this. You can get an assortment of rim sizes that will fit your trailer's bolt pattern, then get old tires for free. Then if the tires start burning during the exercise, keep the realism going and let 'em burn (check to see if you need clean air permits of some kind). Would be a good way to use old tires that are destined for the landfill.
Another idea would be to make fake tires out of steel, then simply screw pieces of old tires to the steel for the realism of rubber. The steel would last forever if constructed well enough, and there would be no more searching for the correct tire sizes - just cut from any tires you can get your hands on.
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