trailer tires

I couldn't tell you because I bought my truck with a blown engine and dry rotted tires by the time I got to put in the engine in.

But the 24.5 Tires that were on there were Lopro anyway. So they're really about the same size as an 11R 22.5.

 

$2207 for 8, free 2 day delivery to your favorite Walmart. Steer tires, look like they’ll make good trailer tires. Lots of tread to drag around, on the spread.

 

$2352, only available in Lo pro 22.5. Problem is you have to lug them around, and pay $400-$500 for installation. I’d check the Truckstops, never know what deals can be found, on any given day. Often on a slow Sunday, towards the end of the month, or quarter, I’ve found some great deals on 8. $2000, out the door, even less. Might be a lot of overstock, right now. Never know. T/A & Petro especially.

 

$2352 for 8 premium steers

 

I have run the Roadmaster RM-185 on a couple of my trailers. It is an all-position tire with a closed shoulder and they wear really well on a spread axle.

They are made at the Cooper facility in East Texas. I use a local guy for purchasing and I buy 8 virgin rubber trailer tires for $2250.00 and balanced with Counteract Balance Beads and installed.

If you can find a local retailer for this tire you can find a good price. I was so impressed with how well they worked out for a spread axle trailer that I continued to run them.

 

Trailer tires used to be all the old drive or steer tires that had a few miles left. Before inspections, I pulled some wagons with crummy trailer tires. "It's just going on the trailer anyway", they'd say. Can't do that today. Whatever you choose, be prepared to pay a fortune. With this virus crap, it seems most prices have doubled, at least underwear at Walmart has. I figure, it will be "across the board" to make up for this foolishness.