New tires for delivery into the landfill .

I wish I could remember the brand and number

Triple crown service had the roadrailer trailers
And The 53 foot ones they bought in the early and mid 90s had open lug tires on them that were indestructible
I think they used those tires because these trailers were always getting driven onto RR tracks and pivoted around on the tracks

I just don’t remember the brand and number

 

Kelly use to have some local tire's that was very good, local tire's are thicker than high way tire's

 

Goodyear makes some for trash hauling with some kind of sealer built in to an inner liner

Called “waste hauler” or something like that

 

You right w/m use them

 

What ever you get, make sure it’s 16 ply (H) for your application. They will reduce punctures like you described .

 

I would look at some Chinesium tires, Double Coins were very popular in the oil field up in ND.

And 16 ply too, like Diesel Dave stated.

 

they all have them they are called refuse tires and you get what you pay for cheap is cheap and the good one cost more.

 

Havent found a better H rated Japanese tire for the price than Falkens. Hop on their website and see if there is a dealer close to you. I've had good luck with their 130 steers and 830 drives otr.