How To Pick Out the Correct Weight Rating Tire for a Trailer
Updated 06/19/2014 | Published 06/18/2014
Question:
My boat and motor weighs approximately 3500 lbs. I have a dual axle trailer. How do you determine what load rating you require in a wheel?
asked by: Randy M
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Expert Reply:
Since there is a total of 4 wheels on your trailer you will need to add up the weight of your boat and trailer and then divide that number by 4 to determine what weight capacity tire you should get.
For more trailer tire information check out the FAQ I attached.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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