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Interco trailer tires
- Thread starter redneckengineered
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muddinmetal
Guntersville, AL
I bet they are awesome! Shipping is usually really reasonable from them as well
TBItoy
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They look like all the other mass branded Chinese trailer tires.
I bet they are just private labelled "Interco"
I bet they are just private labelled "Interco"
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jk101
Guest
TBItoy said:
So no good ???
TBItoy
Well-Known Member
jk101 said:So no good ???
Pop o Matics.
(In my experience)
They may be fine, I was just commenting on very common identical tread pattern...
I always had MUCH better results running cheap ass Chinese actual LT truck tires vs cheap ass Chinese ST "Trailer" tires.
tonybolton
Bypass Crawler
Still going great on my Chinese stuff. Not sure how much freight they'll charge on the intercos.
untchabl
On the Rocks
Left a voicemail yesterday and waiting for a call back from them to get shipping quote
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
I started running the Maxxis M8008 on my trailer a few months ago after getting fed up with the Towmax STR (been through several sets of those). These would be for Jessica, her trailer is on a set of used mismatched bullshit with knots and broken belts so I'm thinking for $200 plus a little freight it may be worth a try. The 225/75r15 8 ply is perfect for her little 16' rattle trap trailer.
Eddyj
Well-Known Member
Truck tires load range E and forgetabotit
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
Eddyj said:
On a budget of $200?
each or a whole set? We run a lot of trailers. The sailun tire in 14 ply works best for us. Don't put them on any trailer less than 12 k. 14 ply sailun tire is $143.00 each but won't break plus and separate . What good is a tire, at any price, if it separates before you wear the tread out. But we haul more than a crawler also.redneckengineered said:
gottagofast
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I put a set of interco 235/85/16 st tires on a 38' fifth wheel in 2007 and they're still rockin today... No signs of dry rot and no failures.
Eddyj
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I'm to the point with the 10 ply trailer tires that I would put a set of used name brand load range E truck tires ( I prefer firestone transforce ) on my trailers over brand new off brand trailer tires.
Not being argumentative just sharing my personal experience. I'm down to 6 trailers with 15/16 inch rims the rest have 17.5 rims.
On a side note I've been looking at these also. It's a good deal.
Not being argumentative just sharing my personal experience. I'm down to 6 trailers with 15/16 inch rims the rest have 17.5 rims.
On a side note I've been looking at these also. It's a good deal.
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
halcat said:
Total. I'm all for buying good tires. But in this case the trailer is a pile of **** and the tires on it are a bigger pile of ****. If we can put a set of new decent tires on it for $200 plus shipping (if it's reasonable), I'm calling that a win.
the_white_shadow
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Tires arent something i cheap out on, especially on a trailer carrying a $50k crawler. I know you say the trailer is crap, but have a blowout and lose the load, isnt as ideal. 14ply or nothing on my trailers. The tires will outlast the trailer.
money_pit_yj
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redneckengineered said:
I will sell you 4 tires plus a metal floor car hauler to go on top of them for 1400 and its not a pile of anything. :****:
money_pit_yj
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money_pit_yj said:
Hahaha sorry I read your budget was 1200, I am on a forecasting conference call and was not paying attention to either. We sold a ton of cheap trailer tires and had very few problems with them.
Eddyj
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The good ol day when trucks had 16's.Hudson1 said:
Or do you have 17 on trailer?
