Anybody run these? New trailer I got has them and they call for 50 psi. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with them. I've got 40 psi in them right now.
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Anybody run these? New trailer I got has them and they call for 50 psi. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with them. I've got 40 psi in them right now.
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I run 50 in my trailer tires. I think those good years are the. Best trailer hires on the market
That's what I run on my trailer, use the recommended psi. PS, that was not a GY that the tread seperated on a few months ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Handicrappie
I just ruined a pair of tires by running 40 psi instead of the recommended 50. Not Goodyears but still ruined by low air pressure.
I think that's the reason the tread came off mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess
Thanks guys, will do.
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best on the market and you guber go with the corect psi
Marathons on mine, all at 50 psi.
:ThumbsUpReccomended PSI is the only way, Marothons are good ens!!
Anyone know of a good supplier of these. My bias ply's are junk after 18 months.
Had to get mine at Mathis tire, they are high. Walmart sells Goodyear but doesn't stock the Marathons. Might can order from Sam's. Bias plys are definite junk.Quote:
Originally Posted by ATM
Are you sure it's not Speck's fault?Quote:
Originally Posted by majflyboy
Has to be Specks fault he leaned on it once.
Didn't think about that. Now that you mention it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess
yep that is it
Goodyear Marathons have a notice out that if the trailers are run at high speeds (70mph), that the tires should be inflated 10 psi over the recommended maximum pressure of 50psi. That will be 60psi. Researched this big time when the tread was worn to the threads on one side only. I always ran 40 psi. Boy was I wrong. Got all this info from BBC.com. I know its a green carp site but full of boat info.
Got Marathons on my Ranger Trail. Just bought 3 new ones 2 years ago and they still look like new. They are pricey but I think they are worth it. I dont know if Toyo makes trailer tires or not but they make the best light truck tires on the market IMO