Recommended 215/75R14 Radial Tire

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Tamarack 215 75 r14 . Instock soon? or not carried anymore?, viewed the site a few months ago and it was available.

asked by: Ed S

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Hey Ed, welcome back. It looks like we're all sold out of the Tamarack 215/75-14 tires and it doesn't look like we're getting anymore in. For a comparable option, I recommend the Provider ST215/75R14 Radial Trailer Tire item # TTWTRTM2157514D.

The Provider item # TTWTRTM2157514D is also a load range D radial tire with a 2,200 lbs capacity. It has a speed rating of M which tops out at 81 mph. The thread pattern on this tire works great for traction especially in wet conditions.

What kind of trailer do you have?

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expert reply by: Jerred H

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Ed S.

12/28/2025

Understood thank you

Jerred H.

12/28/2025

@EdS You're welcome.

Andy

12/29/2025

Hi Jerred, Great wheels and performed well on our last tour in September, traveling around 3K with no issue. Tire pressure held well and looking forward to a new season. Thanks Andy

Answer 1

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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