Best Trailer Tire To Replace 245/75-17.5 Tire On Car Hauler
Updated 09/27/2019 | Published 09/26/2019 >
Question:
I leased a trailer from a friend for 4Car Haulage. For the past 2 weeks i had 3 blow outs the third today. Frustrated. I bought 2 used costing me $200 had to buy one brand new now $230 so that i can just deliver the 3 Cars I am yet to deliver. The size is 245/75/17.5. Where can i get good tyre and make I live in Houston.
asked by: Dehinde
Expert Reply:
I recommend Provider 235/75R17.5 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range J part # P35175 to replace the 245/75/17.5 tires on that axle. You do want to replace both tires on the same axle with these because the tread is about 10mm thinner then the 245/75/17.5 tires that you have.
The Provider 235/75R17.5 has a weight capacity of 6,005 lbs at 127 psi and 5,675 lbs at 127 psi when used in a dual application. You want to make sure you are running these tires and the others at max PSI to ensure they do not overheat which can lead to blow outs.
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Provider HD 235/75R17.5 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range J
- Trailer Tires and Wheels
- Tire Only
- Radial Tire
- Load Range J
- 235/75-17.5
- 17-1/2 Inch
- M - 81 mph
- Taskmaster
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