My trailer tires are most often my former truck tires. When my drivers get down to 50%, they migrate back to the trailer, and I get new truck tires. This trend has been repeated for many years, and works for me. Buying dedicated trailer tires is a foreign concept to me.
As mentioned by me, in this thread before, I am a redneck at heart.
What if it Snows?
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Ah, a mere child. Such wisdom.
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