So I blew another trailer and will be getting 2 new tires, my question since my oriignal size isn’t made anymore, they were 215,
Do you go down to 205’s or move up to 225’s?
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So I blew another trailer and will be getting 2 new tires, my question since my oriignal size isn’t made anymore, they were 215,
Do you go down to 205’s or move up to 225’s?
Hi,
Many years ago I played w/ upsizing the (tire) width on a set of tires I was replacing on my travel trailer >>> BIG MISTAKE. What I learned was that I should have checked the inflated tire diameter of the new size before I bought and mounted (and eventually returned!) the replacement tires. The new size had clearance issues (loaded suspension travel) within the wheel well. If it were me I would downsize to a 205 (if clearance is seen to be an issue) and up the tire rating (IE. B to C, or C to D >> depending on what load rating you currently have).
Take care,
Roger
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So I blew another trailer and will be getting 2 new tires, my question since my oriignal size isn’t made anymore, they were 215,
Do you go down to 205’s or move up to 225’s?
I cant believe the size isnt made anymore
Stay with recommended size and buy BETTER tires, maybe a heavier ply tire also
I thought the same thing but that’s what 3 places I called told me.
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I thought the same thing but that’s what 3 places I called told me.
What size are they?
I found these Goodyear Marathons in Size: 215/75R14
Trailer Use Only
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Load Range: C
UTQG: Not required for
this tire.None
Tire Rack Dot Com. I even called them and verified live.
I highly recommend these trailer tires as do lots of fisherman around here.
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215/75D-14
I just called my tire guy (Pomps)and he said…
Stay away from the D (bias) tire and just go with same size tire in a radial 215/75R/14 and you wont have any issues.
He said that the Pomps in Savage has them.
5440 W 125TH ST
SAVAGE, MN
55378-1205
Phone: 952-894-8846
X2………… You for sure want to go with the “C” load range tires and have them balanced……………
I found that tire size at farm fleet and etrailer.com. etrailer.com was cheaper, even with shipping.
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