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I put 16" alloys (6-lug Toyota Tundra wheels) on my trailer so I could run a 225/75R16 E 10-ply truck tire. They were $15/ea as a take-off from the Colorados / Rangers that run around town reading your water meters. I carry at least one full size spare and yet to use it. I had a blow-out on an 8-ply trailer tire, so swapped up to 16s with a 10-ply truck tire and been very happy with it.
 
jordan7118 said:
I put 16" alloys (6-lug Toyota Tundra wheels) on my trailer so I could run a 225/75R16 E 10-ply truck tire. They were $15/ea as a take-off from the Colorados / Rangers that run around town reading your water meters. I carry at least one full size spare and yet to use it. I had a blow-out on an 8-ply trailer tire, so swapped up to 16s with a 10-ply truck tire and been very happy with it.
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what area are you in? Just curious for two reasons:

1. that seems like a good deal if the tires are any count.

2. I run a meter reading project and I know there aren't that many left that do manual reads anymore.
 
halcat said:
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 .
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Where do you get these from? I'm gonna need to order a set soon (this week). The more I think about it, I may go with a tire from Walmart or TSC for the simple fact that they are everywhere, I pass at least one of each in any direction I go riding. Also, someone touched on them getting tires warrantied at Walmart. Seems smarter for me than having to order online and have them shipped.

My trailer is a 25ft deck gooseneck with dual singles (7k lb rated ea.).

Thanks
 
Walmart normally doesn't stock load range E tires. Also check with them on trailers and warranty. They made me take mine off in parking lot.
That was 2 years ago, said warranty is void on a trailer or if you bring it in without the vehicle it was put on.
 
redneckengineered said:
Trust me I'd love to, she needs a new trailer it's just not in the budget yet.
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i understand bud,it's that time of year. Give us a shot when you are ready to pull the trigger. thumb.gif
 
smbroady82 said:
what area are you in? Just curious for two reasons:

1. that seems like a good deal if the tires are any count.

2. I run a meter reading project and I know there aren't that many left that do manual reads anymore.
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Hot Springs, AR

Funny you mention that, because I've tried to get more of those tires but the tire shop I got them from either lost the business or the meter reader trucks went away. I picked up these tires about two years ago.
 
smbroady82 said:
Where do you get these from? I'm gonna need to order a set soon (this week). The more I think about it, I may go with a tire from Walmart or TSC for the simple fact that they are everywhere, I pass at least one of each in any direction I go riding. Also, someone touched on them getting tires warrantied at Walmart. Seems smarter for me than having to order online and have them shipped.

My trailer is a 25ft deck gooseneck with dual singles (7k lb rated ea.).

Thanks
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Any Coop in Tennessee should be able to get them. I can get my old place to get you a set if it comes down to it. That Sailun is a heck of a tire. You are looking for the 637ST, and best I can remember it only comes in 16". I think there are like 3 r 4 sizes.
 
IF YOU WANT A TIRE THAT WILL HOLD I THINK THE BEST IS A GOODYEAR G614 NOT A 50 DOLLAR TIRE BUT WILL LAST A LONG TIME
 
money_pit_yj said:
Any Coop in Tennessee should be able to get them. I can get my old place to get you a set if it comes down to it. That Sailun is a heck of a tire. You are looking for the 637ST, and best I can remember it only comes in 16". I think there are like 3 r 4 sizes.
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I found them for around $169ea/ shipped on Tire-easy.com . I like the 14PR and they have tons of good reviews. Is this pricing on par?

balltire said:
IF YOU WANT A TIRE THAT WILL HOLD I THINK THE BEST IS A GOODYEAR G614 NOT A 50 DOLLAR TIRE BUT WILL LAST A LONG TIME
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I'm sure they are great tires, and I know you get what you pay for, but I have a real hard time paying $300 per trailer tire.
 
smbroady82 said:
I found them for around $169ea/ shipped on Tire-easy.com . I like the 14PR and they have tons of good reviews. Is this pricing on par?
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Seems about right to me. I think I remember ours pricing out about $195 out the door, but that has been almost 6 months since I was there so :dunno:
 
Shipping for me in KY was 145$ I called my regular tire guy and he had tires in the 235-80-16 form 97$-167$ a tire where does these interco ones rank at on the list as far as quality?
 
jp fan said:
Shipping for me in KY was 145$ I called my regular tire guy and he had tires in the 235-80-16 form 97$-167$ a tire where does these interco ones rank at on the list as far as quality?
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That's BS. Tell them to ship the tires loose. IE don't palletize just wrap together with some plastic wrap and toss on a truck. Once they figured that out it got the shipping down to $61. Not sure why they are still quoting those ridiculous prices. Jessica ordered her a set btw, they just came in today. I'll get some pictures. Time will tell if they hold up.
 
These really don't look half bad. Time will tell
 

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